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Thursday, June 19, 2014
D-Day Anniversary Relay Commemorates The Courageous
"In grateful memory of those who won a victory for freedom on D-Day 1944, the Overlord 70 relay swim team crossed the Channel from England to France today in 12 hours and 8 minutes. May God bless those to whom we all owe so much," from Sea Satin off the coast of France on June 8th.
The Overlord 70 relay team of six swimmers completed the first swim crossing of the English Channel this season. The purpose of the swim was to honor the courage and sacrifice of those who fought in the D-Day invasion of June 1944.
The Overlord 70 members, ranging in age from 27 to 64, sought to replicate the composition of the Allied Expeditionary Force of 1944. Serving as team leader was John Kulewicz, an American lawyer from Columbus, Ohio. Joining him were Bryan Avery (a British information technology consultant), John Boyd (a retired U.S. Army Lt. Colonel now working for NATO), Joe Hall (a U.S. Air Force Colonel/B2 Stealth Bomber pilot), James Penrose (an American lawyer living in London), and Edward Williams (a British marathon swimmer and swim instructor). Ready as its alternate was Canadian-born physician Dr. Don McNeil who practices in Columbus, Ohio.
The swim got underway at 4:00 a.m. from Shakespeare Beach, just west of the Dover Harbor. The water was expectedly chilly (13.9-15ºC or 57-59ºF), but the skies were generally clear and the sea remained calm throughout the swim. The sunrise was beautiful that was punctuated with a rainbow that spanned the Channel together with a light early morning shower. "A day such as is seldom seen," said Kevin Murphy, the official Observer from the Channel Swimming & Piloting Federation.
The pilot boat Sea Satin accompanied the Overlord 70 team, skippered by Lance Oram. The team was treated to the wafting smell of bacon and sausages as the crew prepared its own breakfast at mid-morning. In a throwback in time, disco music was added to their repertoire as the day progressed. In place of the expected jellyfish along the way, the team enjoyed the company of a seal and a porpoise near the middle of the Channel along with some seaweed and organic debris in the Separation Zone.
Under the watchful eye and booming voice of Murphy, the changeovers were dramatically staged. "Ten minutes." "Five minutes." "One minute." "30 seconds." "15 seconds," announced Murphy prior to each new swimmer's entry for their one-hour leg. At "zero", the horn blew and the next swimmer overtook the previous swimmer in the water. Warm clothes, refreshments and a well-deserved nap awaited each sleep-deprived swimmer as he emerged from the coolish waters.
In their radio communications as the team entered French territorial waters, the French authorities asked the pilot, "Please tell the Overlord 70 team that we wish them well." Reminiscent of the sentiment with which the liberation forces were greeted in June 1944, the team was especially reverent of the historic significance of D-Day and respectful of those individuals who came ashore 70 years earlier with an uncommon sense of selflessness, courage and fortitude.
The team reached the French shore near Wissant in late afternoon, a little over 12 hours after setting off, making their own history.
Historical footnote: Operation Overlord was the code name for the Battle of Normandy, the Allied operation that launched the successful invasion of German-occupied western Europe during World War II. The operation commenced on June 6th 1944 with the Normandy landings (Operation Neptune, commonly known as D-Day). A 1,200-plane airborne assault preceded an amphibious assault involving more than 5,000 vessels. Nearly 160,000 troops crossed the English Channel on June 6th, and more than three million allied troops were in France by the end of August.
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2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference
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The Global Open Water Swimming Conference is a conference on the sport of open water swimming, marathon swimming and swimming during triathlons and multi-sport endurance events.
The conference which has been attended by enthusiasts and luminaries from 6 continents, is devoted to providing information about the latest trends, race tactics, training techniques, equipment, psychological preparation, race organization and safety practices used in the sports of open water swimming, marathon swimming and triathlons.
The conference's mission is to provide opportunities to listen and meet many of the world's most foremost experts in open water swimming, and to meet and discuss the sport among swimmers, coaches, administrators, event organizers, sponsors, vendors, officials, escort pilots, and volunteers from kayakers to safety personnel.
Dozens of presentations at the 2014 Conference at the Mount Stuart House cover numerous aspects of the vast and growing world of open water swimming where attendees can learn and share the latest trends, race tactics, training modalities, swimming techniques, equipment, race organization, logistics, operations, and safety practices for open water swimming as a solo swimmer, competitive athlete, fitness swimmer, masters swimmer, triathlete, multi-sport athlete, administrator, race promoter, sponsor or referee.
The conference was first held in Long Beach, California as part of the 2010 USA Swimming National Open Water Swimming Championships. It has since been held on the Queen Mary in California, at Columbia University and the United Nations in New York City, and in Cork, Ireland. This year in September, it comes to another iconic location, the Mount Stuart House on the Isle of Bute in Scotland.
"The Global Open Water Swimming Conference was started due to the desire and need for athletes, coaches, referees, administrators, race directors, promoters and sponsors from around the world to share, collect and learn information about the growing sports of open water swimming, marathon swimming and triathlons," said founder Steven Munatones. "Other swimming conferences usually offering nothing on open water swimming or perhaps a speech or two, but we thought open water swimming deserves its own global conference. It is great that the community shares its information via the online social network, but there is nothing like meeting other open water swimming enthusiasts face-to-face and talking about the sport from morning to night."
Speakers at the conference include English Channel swimmers, ice swimmers, record holders, renowned coaches, world champions, professional marathon swimmers, renowned race directors, officials and administrators from the Africa, Americas, Asia, Europe and Oceania.
"Because the audience is passionate and educated about the sport and its finest practitioners, the Global Open Water Swimming Conference is also the location of the induction ceremonies for the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame and the annual WOWSA Awards that recognize the World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year, the World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year, the World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year, and the World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year. Special Lifetime Achievement Awards are also occasionally presented to individuals who have made significant contributions to the sport over their career."
The 2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference Programme
Wednesday, September 17th
Leave Glasgow to commence 2-day tour of Scotland [closest international airport is Glasgow]
Thursday, September 18th
Stay Mainland, North of Scotland
Friday, September 19th
14:00 - Swim Loch Lomond
17:00 - Head to Isle of Bute
19:30 - Scottish Banquet
21:30 - Dinner Dance
Saturday, September 20th
09:00 - Registration & Coffee
10:00 - Speeches
12:20 - Lunch and WOWSA Awards
13:40 – Speeches
15:40 - Round Table
19:00 - International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Dinner & Induction Ceremony
Sunday, September 21st
09:00 - Registration & Coffee
10:00 - Speeches
14:30 - Swim in St Ninian's Bay on the Isle of Bute
The luminaries of the open water swimming world who will be honored in Scotland will include:
* Sandra Bucha (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer and International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* Jon Erikson (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Claudio Plit (Argentina), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Judith van Berkel-de Njis (Netherlands), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* David Yudovin (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Mercedes Gleitze (Great Britain), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* George Young (Canada), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Swimmer
* Dale Petranech (U.S.A.), International Swimming Hall of Fame Honor Open Water Contributor
* Melissa Cunningham (Australia), 2013 Irving Davids-Captain Roger Wheeler Memorial Award winner
* Vojislav Mijić (Serbia), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* James Anderson (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Administrator
* Dr. Jane Katz (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Administrator
* Indonesian Swimming Federation, , International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Organisation
* Elizabeth Fry (U.S.A.), International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame Honour Swimmer
* Pádraig Mallon (Ireland), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year
* Olga Kozydub (Russia), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Woman of the Year
* Bering Strait Swim (international team), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Performance of the Year
* International Ice Swimming Association (Ram Barkai, founder, South Africa), the 2013 World Open Water Swimming Offering of the Year
For additional articles on the 2014 Global Open Water Swimming Conference, visit:
* Olga Kozydub To Be Honored In Scotland
* Pádraig Mallon To Be Honored In Mount Stuart Castle
* Mount Stuart House, Splendid Setting For Swimming
* Colleen Blair To Kick-off Global Open Water Swimming Conference
* The Man Who Swims Better Than He Walks
* Joining In The Sea Goddess At The Hall Of Fame
* Mercedes Gleitze To Be Honored In Scotland
* The Incredible Career Of Merceded Gleitze
* Jon Erikson To Be Honoured In Florida
* The Incredible Career Of Mercedes Gleitze
* St Ninian's Bay To Host International Swim Conference
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Who else is looking for a qualified open water swimming coach to help them swim across the English Channel?Chloë McCardel is a 6-time English Channel Swimmer who inspires and instructs. Access featured content by Chloë in this month's issue of the Open Water Swimming Magazine. Published monthly by WOWSA, the Open Water Swimming Magazine is a digital, interactive publication made available exclusively to WOWSA members. See what you've been missing! Become a WOWSA member today!
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The Other Shore
The Other Shore follows world record holder and legendary swimmer Diana Nyad as she comes out of a thirty-year retirement to re-attempt an elusive dream: swimming 103 miles non-stop from Cuba to Florida without the use of a shark cage. Her past and present collide in her obsession with a feat that nobody has ever accomplished. At the edge of The Devil's Triangle, tropical storms, sharks, venomous jellyfish, and one of the strongest ocean currents in the world, all prove to be life-threatening realities. Timothy Wheeler's documentary brings Diana Nyad's extraordinary adventure to life as Diana sets out to prove that will and determination are all you need to make the unimaginable possible.
2014 Open Water Swimming Almanac
An Almanac for Open Water SwimmingAn almanac is essentially a body of knowledge which is so complete that it enables people in different fields to make predictions about the future of their respective industries.
This, for example, was the purpose of the traditional farmers almanacs. It enabled farmers to determine as accurately as possible which crops to plant for the greatest harvests in a given year.
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FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2013, file photo, Alabama head coach Nick Saban is doused with Gatorade in the final seconds of the BCS National Championship college football game against Notre Dame in Miami. Alabama will begin this season the way it ended the last two — No. 1. Nick Saban and the two-time defending national champion Crimson Tide are top-ranked in The Associated Press preseason college football poll released Saturday, Aug. 17, 2013, as they try to become the first team to win three straight national titles. (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee, File)
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"But if people think that they know what I'm going to do as an artistic director based on the kind of work I've chosen as a [freelance] director, they're in for a big surprise. What I've learned from Jack and Nicky [Martin] and George [Wolfe] and Des [McAnuff] is what makes the mark of a great artistic director is his generosity and curiosity and finding out what makes people tick."
The Year Ahead
"I need to find out what the potential is and how to bring in new people to the theater and not alienate the ones that are already there." He specifically talked about the Hartt School, which has had an ongoing association with the theater under Wilson.
He also says he wants to explore co-productions, especially with the network of theaters in which he has worked. (He noted that off-Broadway's Theatre for a New Audience has a thrust stage similar to Hartford's theater.) International projects also interest him, he says.
"I also have a passion for comedy, especially comedy as a social tool," he says. "I think it's underestimated in this culture and we have some great comic actors, such as Paxton Whitehead. That's who young actors should be studying. Watching him or Dana Ivey listening, then finding a new laugh on a nightly basis, and then divide it and sub-divide it, without pushing, is fascinating to see."
A few titles that he mentioned that he's always wanted to do are Shakespeare's "Love's Labour's Lost," Federico García Lorca's "House of Bernarda Alba" and Dawn Powell's "Big Night."
"I think it's important to throw out an aesthetic challenge every once in a while, too," he says.
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Tresnjak says though his resume may not have a long list of new work, it is an area that the theater and he are both committed to. He understands the challenge of presenting new plays in a 500-seat theater. He sees opportunities in alternative spaces around Hartford. "The idea is to do something adventurous and raw, maybe there's a space that's adventurous and raw, too."
But he wants new work to be part of the main stage as well. "I'm saddened by the fact that playwrights are encouraged to write small [in order to get produced]. There's one play I'm looking at now that would look great in a 500-seat house."
His formal introduction to the theater's staff and community leaders last week was a moving experience, says outgoing director Wilson.
"He delivered a very thoughtful, down-to-earth talk, speaking deeply of his feelings about the theater and what it means to him, of creating memories that are lasting. He's a deeply sensitive, fiercely intelligent and wildly imaginative artist. But he's also a very kind and thoughtful human being. I feel so excited to pass leadership of someone of his vision, integrity and heart.
"Obviously, it's bittersweet to be leaving but I know it's in the good, strong and caring hands of someone who values the theater and Hartford Stage and understands the importance of artistic director leadership's role and responsibilities. I think he's going to be terrific."
Read Frank Rizzo's blog on theater, the arts and entertainment — and more on Darko Tresnjak, as well as reactions to his appointment — at http://www.courant,com/curtain. And be the first to know by following Frank on Twitter at http://www.Twitter.com/ShowRiz.


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WASHINGTON — Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, disclosed on Tuesday that she had made telephone calls to three companies regulated by her department and urged them to help a nonprofit group promote President Obama's health care law. She identified the companies as Johnson & Johnson, the drug maker; Ascension Health, a large Roman Catholic health care system; and Kaiser Permanente, the health insurance plan. At a hearing of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, Ms. Sebelius said she did not explicitly ask the companies for money, but urged them to support the work of the nonprofit group, Enroll America.
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NOAA, the NCAnet Education Affinity Group, and members of the CLEAN network have published a series of guides to help educators teach climate using the regional chapters of USGCRP's Third National Climate Assessment.
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A new EPA report presents a set of 30 indicators that track the causes and effects of climate change. Written for general audiences, the report aims to help readers understand long-term climate-related trends observed across the atmosphere, oceans, snow and ice, ecosystems, and public health.
A NOAA-led study finds that over the past 30 years, the location where tropical cyclones reach maximum intensity has been shifting toward the poles in both the northern and southern hemispheres at a rate of about 35 miles, or one-half degree of latitude, per decade.
Today, delivering on a commitment in the President's Climate Action Plan, the Administration launched the Climate Data Initiative. This new effort brings together open government data and design competitions with commitments from the private and philanthropic sectors to develop data-driven tools that communities across America need to plan for the impacts of climate change.
The Sea Level Rise Tool for Sandy Recovery, released in 2013 through a partnership between several Federal entities in coordination with local institutions, has been updated to reflect the latest data on future sea level rise and flooding risks.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the U.S. Navy are teaming up with scientists from the public, private, and academic sectors to design the next generation of models for predicting weather, ocean conditions, and regional climate change.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched seven regionally-located Climate Hubs to act as data repositories and offer the practical, science-based tools and strategies that agricultural producers need to adapt to climate change.
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This study examines the extent to which older generations actively exchange resources with extended kin in Taiwan and the Philippines. It is critical to understand the position of older generations in the family, because population ageing and declines in family size spur concerns about the tenacity of family support. This research builds upon previous studies that have predominantly focused on parent-child relationships alone or on support received by older parents. Social-network measures are used to estimate overall levels of transfers of resources across generations, and the prevalence and patterns of pathways that link generations and types of kin. Our findings show that the availability of kin is similar in both settings but that transfer activity in the Philippines appears more broadly distributed across family relations, especially siblings, while in Taiwan transfers are more concentrated among lineal kin. These results confirm the importance and diversity of extended kin in systems of family support.
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THE Corn Exchange in Witney will not be available for function bookings until April next year.
Witney Town Council maintains it wants the Market Square building open by the end of the year but said it has to be "realistic" about when it can be used for events such as weddings.
The Grade II-listed building was closed suddenly in November 2011 after a safety inspection uncovered serious health and safety problems.
At a meeting of the council's public halls committee on Tuesday, chairman Roger Curry said: "We're working hard to get it open by the end of the year.
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Reopening the building has been delayed after asbestos was found earlier this year but work ro remove it is expected to begin next month.
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Extreme Couponing Tip: Embarrassed by Coupons?
"I feel so self conscious using coupons, but I want to save money. Help!"
Coupons are for anyone willing to put in a little effort to save money. Couponers come from every background and budget, and you should always be proud to use them because coupons are your currency. Remember that the manufacturer reimburses the store for every cent of each coupon, so use them without shame.
If you're new, if you're apprehensive about redeeming coupons, or if you're worried about how they'll be accepted, start slowly. Opt for eCoupons and newspaper manufacturer coupons for the most stress-free options, and sort out which coupons you'll be using before you get to the checkout lane. Always carry stores' coupon policies with you every time you shop; those policies should do the talking for you when you run into snags.
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I was embarrassed at first, especially when it took me longer to figure out what to buy… now I carry in my shoe box (so much easier for me than a binder) of coupons and really don't care – I am spending less and eating better/ using nicer products so its totally worth it.
I always try to be considerate and offer to let someone behind me with only a few items go first, but most of the time people don't care, especially if you are polite – I have only had a few people accept the offer to cut in front of me, a lot of times people comment that they would like to use coupons themselves, and are curious how much I will save.
I can't save a whole lot because the stores in my area do not double coupons, but I do the best I can with what I have.
I've never gotten negative feedback from other shoppers but have run into several anti-coupon cashiers in my couponing. It just takes sooo much extra effort to scan small pieces of paper after you ring up groceries – yeah right.
i went to walgreens yesterday to try out my own coupon scenario and was disappointed. theres a few other coupon ladies in this small town im in at the moment, but a salesperson told me one in particular came in before i did and cleared the shelves.. now i have to wait til thursday for the truck to come in and hopefully make it there before she does so i can get my remington razor and 2 colgate 360 toothbrushes. im just trying to get things i need right now, i cant make a stockpile living in a temporary motel.
I've never had anyone give me dirty looks except for a few checkers who give me that look like "great, you just made my job harder", or a few people who come up behind me looking for a quick checkout.
But then, I'm not a shelf clearer, either. I know I have probably shot a few dirty looks before, at shelf clearers who think it's just fun to clear 20 or 30 items off a shelf that they will probably never use (ie. the 85 year old lady clearing out every single bit of the men's body wash, different brands even. Really!?). I think there's a huge difference between stock piling and hoarding.
As far as feeling self-conscious for couponing at all? After having to make it on foodstamps for a few months when I was younger, coupons are certainly not a biggie. Keep that in perspective
I use to be embarassed also as a 19 year old college student i really need to save money! I always get the look because i'm the only guy that walks around with a coupon binder i smile back and think to myself how these shoppers throw aways there money! Thanks KCL!
I will admit, I get a little apprehensive when I first go into a store with my binder.The sneers and such don't always roll off my back like they should, but I've only been at this for 4 months, so I imagine it will get easier. It's all worth it, after all, when you see how much you've saved. Yesterday, I bought $259 worth of items and only paid $9.80! Totally melted away any embarrassement I may have felt when I first walked in the stores.
It is quite an interesting coincidence that I arrived home today to see this post after I had a related experience at Walgreens today. After having gone for the past three weeks to the same Walmart and having the same cashier help me check out each time, as she finishes my transaction (a transaction that had been more than $15 dollars cut down to a little over $2.45), she says to me: "Not a lot of men do this couponing." Not knowing how to take her comment, I replied "Well, I am not anywhere rich enough I guess to be throwing away my money paying unnecessarily high prices for a shaver, balance bar and 4 Arizona drinks…" She was in complete agreement with me, saying that people have "critiqued" her for having a stockpile of detergent, etc.,. In addition, she has told me that she has had some customers who even when instructed on BOGO sales, have purposely left the second free item at the store, simply because they "have no need for the product." I replied back to her and simply said "Shame on them. Their mothers must have not taught them really well… Oh well, if they want to pay $ 7.00 dollars for their laundry detergent, I am more than happy to see their judgmental faces when I pay 1.50 for that same laundry detergent."
My grandson,14, went shopping with me one day. He said this so embarrassing, I said what, he said people are going to think we are retards with that big binder you are looking in, and I said no they won't. They will think we are pretty smart shoppers with all those coupons. I saved over 100 that day. He doesn't say that anymore.
I went to the store on Friday and two young men (I'm in my 20s) started "huffing and puffing" and groaning when I brought out my stack of coupons. Then one of the coupons beeped and the snickering got worse.
It was really shocking behavior on their part. I was fast and efficient and wasted maybe 1 extra minute of their time max.
But it doesn't matter because…I'm the type of girl those men will eventually marry. And then they too will be couponers
"John", you're a girl? Hmmm…. lol I agree though, they'll thank you later hehe!
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I absolutely agree with this topic, I don't understand when people give you looks or when you ask if they use coupons they say "no I don't" and always give lame excuses that add up to "I'm lazy or too busy". Too lazy to cut paper when your watching tv, playing on the net etc? No one is 100% productive everyday all day long. I actually love getting good deals and I look forward to the sunday paper for coupons and ad matches. After years or asking why we didn't coupon I finally got my family to due to necessarily but even when I live on my own I will still coupon because who doesn't want to save money? So whenever people say "I don't like coupons" I give them a funny look and say "O.o you don't like saving money?!". And just leave it at all. I don't agree with over buying but if your stock piling responsibly then they shouldn't give you grief. People will always be judgmental best to just ignore them whenever possible. They say something inappropriate about your coupons, just wait till your done and smile brightly when you leave spending less then them and getting more. Might teach them a thing or two about respecting the coupons. I do want to get more organized and I feel embarrassed digging for coupons in my cluttered purse XD.
I'm a poor college student who also works full time so no I am not embarrassed at all I know in the end it will be worth it
I'm not shy when it comes to using my coupons. I used to be, but I talk about it regularly. That way people know you coupon and proud to ask you questions. I actually have had coworkers sit down with me and explain the process. I show them how I organized them, match up deals, and make sure that I'm not over spending. Its really important to make sure that you show your proud of what your doing. This way if your proud people will respect it more. I tell people its my earnings because it is. I have money in my binder and I can share. I love the fact that people are open to listening because its my hobby.
I donate my stuff to the Local Shelter, Food Bank , Friends and Family …. I am very proud to be a couponer… I always do my smart shopping at night when few people are buying, never bother anybody, always give my coupons on the cashier line to let other people save ! It is a blessing!
I have never been shy using coupons, even back when I'm only using 1 or 2 coupons at the store. I am a naturally shy person, but I'm not that shy when I'm trying to save money for my family. I'm stockpiling little at a time of personal stuff that I could send my family back home, I'm from the Philippines. And believe it or not, the cost of personal items are more than it is here. So I can't afford to be shy.
This is such an important topic for me, but not for the obvious reason. I have a pretty strong anxiety disorder and I enjoy couponing so much that my therapist has actually made it part of my treatment. It is difficult for me to walk into a store with my coupons in tow. I get self-concious about whether everyone in the store is staring at me while I match up my deals and hand over my coupons. It almost brings me to tears everytime I offer someone to go ahead of me because I have to tell them that I might be a while. HOWEVER, it is extremely good for my mental health everytime I do these things. I become a better person mentally, emotionally, and physically when I push myself to do things that other people think of as normal. Thanks KCL for helping to guide me not only in the art of saving money for my family, but also giving me something that I enjoy so that I can be a better mother, wife, and overall, just a better woman.
You are not alone! I am the same way. Three years ago I could barely get out of the house, much less shop with coupons. I started off really slowly, and would go in and get 2 items and then 3 etc. For some reason couponing has helped lessen my anxiety, I think having something to focus on…a job to do helps me. Although, I still struggle to know what to say when people approach me and nicely ask about my coupon use.You are so right when you say how good it is to push yourself. Good Job and keep going!
I also used to be embarrassed when I first started, but now it doesn't bother me at all. If you will look around, you will see more and more people doing the same thing! We are all trying to save money. I am naturally a very friendly, outgoing person so that helps. Here is a good tip for those persons who may be kinda shy: next time you are in line at the store, SMILE at the person behind you and SMILE at the cashier. You will be surprised at how far a smile can go to put people in a better mood!
When a store offers double coupons- who pays the doubled part? The store or the manufacturer?
The Store!
I notice some manufacturer coupons state 'do not double' and I know the store has the option to double or not however, that led me to wonder if the manufacturer has a deal with the store at times re: the doubled amount. Any thoughts?
Are you sure? Few months ago when I went to Ralph's (around the time they stopped doubling ALL coupons, just the first like) I was told that because of the show, the Manufacturer is no longer paying for the additional "double" like they used to. So that left me under the impression that manufacturers used to pay the "double" ??? Anyone know any of inside information.
I have read that the manufacturers do pay the double amount back to the store, unless the coupon specifies "Do not Double." In that case, the store would be paying for the double amount.
I am not embarassed but actually I am super proud that I am saving money, donating, and helping others save. There are some people who look at me and roll their eyes but I don't care because to me being a "couponer" means that not only do you have the common sense to save money but we do have strategic planning skills that most people don't have. I don't like it when people quickly assume I am a bored stay at home mom (no offense to any stay at home moms, I am just saying, stay at home moms actually have more work than people who get paid to work!)
Anyway, when I encounter these people I ask them "so, do you want me to help you save money?" In some instances I make friends while I'm shopping, some people will stop and ask me how I do it. I tell them I can meet them for coffee and can quickly go over how to use coupons.
I just got a $827.89 iPad2 for only $103.37 and my mom got a $1499.99 HTV for only $251.92, they are both coming tomorrow. I would be an idiot to ever pay full retail prîces at places like Walmart or Bestbuy. I sold a 37″ HTV to my boss for $600 that I only paid $78.24 for. I use GrаbPenny.сom
It can be hard sometimes but I try to ignore negative people.
At Walgreens yesterday I was paying and there was a kid behind me in line with his parents. I heard him say "wow, that lady has a lot of stuff!" Which embarrassed me at first, especially because his parents were complaining about the wait, but I left with more money (in RR) when I left than I spent. I bet they can't say that, they didn't essentially get paid to take their items out of the store.
I try to be considerate, I let others go in front of me if I am going to have multiple transactions and they have just a few items. When I went up to pay nobody was around, not even the cashier. They even opened up another lane because I told them up front I would be doing multiple transactions. Some people are just really negative about coupons and they are raising their kids to be the same way. Why the people stood behind me complaining instead of going to the other open register is beyond me.
I started couponing when I worked in a grocery store and saw for myself what people were saving. We had extreme couponers way back before the show. My boyfriends grandma was one of them that inspired me way before I ever met him. lol. Ive never been embarassed. Im proud. I know the store gets the money back so its whatever. Money in my pocket
I used to be embarrassed. But now I am very proud of my savings at EVERY store trip. When asked if I'm an extreme couponer, I say, "No, I'm a strategic shopper!" I tend to hand out coupons in the check stand to people either in front of or behind me, or looking at items I'm going to buy with coupons. I simply say, "I see your buying __, can I give you a coupon to save $__" and I'm never turned down! I usually get a, "Wow, thank you so much, I've really been wanting to get into coupons!"
I work in a law office, and people at work save their coupons for me. They know of the deals I can make, and come to me when they want snacks and goodies and I usually bring anything in that I got for free, that I don't use. Now we're working on a care package for one of my co-workers' sons in Afghanistan. They knew to turn to me for help on deals on goodies!
Im only embarrassed in the store when everyone stares at me – oh she has a BINDER shes one of those = and they expect me to take it all away for free – when I might not be doing that with this trip – but I bring my binder because you never know.
Theres a lot of negativity about us out there. If I buy a lot of one item and leave plenty on the shelf, oh I am one of those binder people – but I am within the stores limits. I'll get nosy comments like "big family huh" (no I live alone). They just dont understand stockpiling, and there is an attitude that there is something wrong with me for stockpiling and carrying a binder.
The cashiers however always appreciate me being organized.
Im only embarrassed in the store when everyone stares at me – oh she has a BINDER shes one of those = and they expect me to take it all away for free – when I might not be doing that with this trip – but I bring my binder because you never know.
Theres a lot of negativity about us out there. If I buy a lot of one item and leave plenty on the shelf, oh I am one of those binder people – but I am within the stores limits. I'll get nosy comments like "big family huh" (no I live alone). They just dont understand stockpiling, and there is an attitude that there is something wrong with me for stockpiling and carrying a binder.
The cashiers however always appreciate me being organized.
I was embarrassed when I first started couponing.. I didn't want people to think I was in financial constraints… but when I started seeing how much I could save.. and challenged myself to save at least 40% at the grocery store each week, it became a game… and I got really excited to see the % saved.
Now, when I get asked (usually in a negative-ish tone) "Are you one of those extreme couponers?" I say with a smile, 'Nope, I but I do love saving money!'. Of course, since I learned to pick the right cashiers, it isn't really a problem any more. Many of them love to see how much I do actually save!
So looking forward to passing this post and all the upcoming comments on to friends and family who would be mortified to use coupons. Frankly, I don't get it. Coupons have become so mainstream that those who don't use them will soon be in the minority. Especially in this economy, it's the responsible way to shop and protect the family budget at the same time. I used coupons 20 years ago when I was young and broke. Once I made some decent money I remember thinking, "oh, thank heavens I don't have to do that anymore!". If I could have a do-over with that one, I could have saved so much money over those 20 years…kills me to calculate the number. I got back into couponing in May of this year. My monthly grocery/drug store spending is down 50% AND I'm buying DOUBLE the retail value I was before. 75% overall savings each month! Now that my stockpile is looking healthy and I'm gaining some experience on what's a good deal versus what I used to pay and what's a great deal, I have the confidence to wait for that great (aka Krazy) deal, so my numbers should drop even further. Embarrassed to use coupons? No way!


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Police said roads were clear and crash-free by noon.
That was a welcome change for police and INDOT crews from the early morning road conditions. The Indiana Department of Transportation warned motorists to expect standing water, icy spots and potholes on roads throughout the region Friday morning.
INDOT's Facebook page for the Northwest District said 50 salt and plow trucks were working the roads in Lake, Porter, Newton, Jasper, Starke and Pulaski counties throughout the morning.
Indiana State Police for the Lowell District said ramps on area expressways were slick. Police dispatchers in local municipalities said their officers were busy responding to multiple slide-off and spin-out crashes throughout the region.
A school bus was involved in a minor accident in St. John Township Friday morning. Patti Van Til, spokeswoman for the Lake County Sheriff's Department, said the Lake Central School Corp. bus was traveling north on Sheffield Avenue with four children inside when a passenger vehicle tried to stop at a stop sign at a cross street, slid on ice and hit the side of the bus.
Van Til said a school nurse responded to the scene and no serious injuries were reported. Parents of two of the children asked that they be transported to an area hospital after they arrived at George Bibich Elementary School for precautionary evaluations.
Lake County police responded to multiple slide-offs on East 109th Avenue near Iowa Street, where drivers experienced problems on an icy hill.
Few people would cheer the return of colder weather and icy roads, but forecasters said the drop in the mercury will ease the likelihood of serious flooding from rapidly melting snow.
"The minor flooding we're seeing is going to subside and any additional runoff going into rivers and streams is going to freeze," Kevin Birk, meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Romeoville, said Friday morning.
A flood warning is in effect indefinitely for the Kankakee River at Shelby. The river was at 9.4 feet at 11 a.m. Friday. Flood stage is 9 feet.
The National Weather Service said mild flooding was occurring there. The river is expected to rise to near 10 feet by Monday morning before falling back below flood stage.
At 10 feet, flooding impacts some local and county roads, Wildwood Estates and Sumava Resorts.
A flood warning is in effect for the Kankakee River at Davis Bridge in LaPorte County. At 11 a.m., the river was at 9.7 feet. Flood stage is 10 feet. The river is expected to crest to 10.5 feet Saturday evening before falling below flood stage around noon Monday.
A flood advisory for the Little Calumet River at Munster was canceled Friday morning.
A wind advisory also remains in effect for Cook, Will, Lake, Porter, Newton, Jasper and Benton counties until 3 p.m. and until 5 p.m. in LaPorte County.
The National Weather Service said sustained winds of 30 to 40 mph gusting to 45 mph are expected to linger until mid-afternoon.
The winds were believed to be to blame for overhead wire problems on the Metra electric commuter rail line that impacted some South Shore Train trains Friday morning.
Saturday's high is expected to be 35 degrees, then high temperatures dip below the freezing mark through next week. Some forecasts are predicting low temperatures near zero late next week.


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Unveiled, a Solo Performance Looking at the Lives of Muslim Women
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Featured review from FM
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Excellent, moving show. Wonderful insights into the lives of five fictional (but so real) American Muslim women. The complimentary tea before the performance really set the mood for all the tea-related plotlines in the show. Appreciated the post-show Q&A and discussion; it was a nice opportunity to talk to the playwright, respond to the stories, listen to others' responses, and extend what was, as I said, an excellent theater-going experience. I highly recommend it.
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The five vignettes featuring the perspectives of five different "veiled" Muslim women were refreshing and at times humorous. The only reason I chose 3 instead of 4 stars is that I am not a great lover of plays.
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Tightly written. Finely acted out. Malik moves from one person to another with intelligence and grace. She unveils the scarf/veil she wears in each vignette through the magnetic force of her personality.
William Lazarus
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The message of tolerance and respect for Islam is certainly not treading on any new ground, but the method through which this message is delivered is interesting and refreshing. Told through the eyes of several female characters with various...continued
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"terrific show…intellectually engrossing work of theater" —Chicago Tribune
"Unveiled offers a provocative, insightful and uplifting theater experience." —Pioneer Press
"Powerful solo show…five riveting tales of Muslim women" —Chicago Reader
"A compelling 70-minute piece rich with illuminating surprises, drawing the audience into worlds that are both unique and truly universal. It is terrifically entertaining." —Chicago Examiner
"A marvelous premiere production!" —__Spreadstyle Chicago __* *
Rohina Malik is a writer and actress who specializes in solo performance. She was born and raised in London, England, and draws upon her Indo-Pakistani heritage for inspiration for her art. She performed at Live Bait Theater's Fillet of Solo, and workshopped __Unveiled __with Rivendell Theatre Ensemble.


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Sunday, March 2, 2014
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If a good barbecue doesn't make you feel better about life in general, than you and I can no longer be friends, m'kay?
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would you buy that unit again? gotta get my honey a good one.
ps: congrats on yer 4th. stick around pls.
- March 2, 2014 at 11:28 PM
- Bill Anderson said...
Nothing like pork butt therapy.
Yep, those Masterbuilts are great, and I've found recently that they hold temp well even when 20 degrees out and windy.
Can get a sidecar cold-smoker attachment too. Don't bother with the windowed units...after a couple hours, you won't be able to see through it anyhow.
Bill in VA
- March 3, 2014 at 4:22 PM
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CA, I absolutely would buy another.
I have the solid door analog smoker, not the digitally programmable one. As a bonus, it's their cheapest model. It has a thermometer in the door to see chamber temperature, and thermostat on the burner control. Plus, I have a couple of electronic meat thermometers that I used with my wood-fired smoker and they tell me the temperature in the meat being smoked.
And ditto what Bill said about the glass doors. The door gets coated with thick smoke in one session. I bet it's as useful as a solid door after one 8 hour smoking session.
I don't get 20s here, but my wood-fired smoker was hard to keep at the right temperature when it was in the 60s. This one is really easy to keep in the right temperature zone.
- March 3, 2014 at 6:27 PM
One of my favorite comics as a kid was 'Zippy the Pinhead'. Sometimes the whole comic was Zippy repeating a phrase that was either odd or became odd-sounding when it was repeated.
Electric smoker.
Electric smoker.
Electric smoker.
I'm thinking of either throwing chunks of wood into my oven, or a house fire.
- March 4, 2014 at 11:58 AM
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Anon - I was reluctant to make the jump to the electric smoker, but it really works so much better than my wood-fired smoker that I haven't used the old one since I got this. The burner heats the air in the box and causes hickory chunks or chips to smoke like crazy. It comes out very well smoked, deep into the meat, with a good bark from the dry rub. Results as good as the wood fired one does with tons less work.
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Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot digs into his vast catalog of hits and unearths a treasure trove of deep album cuts and anecdotes from his 50-year career on this special anniversary tour. An influence on generations of talent, including professed fan Bob Dylan, the folk-pop icon had a string of successful releases in the mid-70s, including "The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald," "Early Morning Rain," "If You Could Read My Mind," "Carefree Highway," "Sundown," "(That's What You Get) For Lovin Me," "Ribbon Of Darkness," "Rainy Day People" and many more. Learn More
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When I arrived at the box office, my tickets were waiting for me at will call; no problems at all! The show was fantastic! We really enjoyed ourselves and our seats were perfect; we had seats that were actually closer than some friends who paid full price!
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After a strong showing in the Olympics, Timberwolves fans can't wait to see what Andrei Kirilenko can bring to the table this season. AK47 played in Russia last season and has been looking very good thus far in international play.
Minnesota signed him to a deal this offseason, addressing perhaps their biggest need; a wing player. Additionally, the team has added Brandon Roy and Chase Buddinger to solidify this. With good bigs and solid point guard play, the Timberwolves might have done just what they needed to do to make a run at the playoffs.
With a season away from the NBA under his belt, Andre Kirilenko has made the claim that European players have a higher basketball IQ than American players.
Are you ready to become a mentor for younger players?
I strongly dislike the word 'mentor', and I'm never going to become one. No matter how young the player is – if he got into NBA, then it means something. I will never be the one to point others what they should do. But I'll be glad to give hints here and there – to give hints, not to teach.
There will be at least four European players on T'Wolves' roster, and five foreigners. Is it a good thing or not?
It's great when a lot of players are familiar with European style of basketball, because the level of basketball IQ in it is higher.
So, there you have it. He very well may be right, as European players in the NBA generally seem to be fairly intelligent.
In his prime, Andrei Kirilenko was a heck of an all-around player. He was an excellent perimeter defender, and a more than serviceable scorer and rebounder. It may not be fair to expect him to be in his prime, but he could certainly still help an NBA team a lot.
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A deft conversion of a run-down boozer from the owners of The White Horse at Brancaster Staithe, this likeable gastropub is a "hub of the local community". Eat and drink in the bar or the more formal dining room from a menu that highlights fresh fish, mussels and oysters delivered from the north Norfolk coast. There's always something good on the menu, from bivalves and crustacea to more elaborate plates of, say, rabbit ballottine with pearl barley and wild mushroom risotto or pollock rarebit with buttered green beans and smoked tomato sauce. Start with half a dozen Brancaster natives 'au naturel', and round off with a superior pud such as tiramisu or salted hazelnut parfait with caramelised pears, Earl Grey and prune purée and hazelnut praline. Sunday lunch is a hit and service is reckoned to be "impeccable".
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Smokeyard BBQ & Chop Shop offers classic American-barbeque, and steakhouse fare, as well as excellent thin-crust pizzas, and house-ground burgers. Smokeyard offers high quality food and drinks with superior service in a casual yet elegant atmosphere. Smokeyard caters to a hip and sophisticated clientele, while still remaining casual, comfortable and affordable. Stylish design, broad menu offerings, and friendly service make Smokeyard a great place for excellent food and tasty cocktails.
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