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I don't think this place is visited by many tourists. Not many citizens of Ahmedabad would have visited this place. Not well maintained. A guard only available to show. Should have your own vehicle. Worth going.
another must visit if your visiting Ahmadabad. make it a point to add in your must visit list of Ahmadabad monuments.
Dada hari ni vav is a stepwell situated in the heart of the city near to the railway station. It is very beautiful. If maintained properly it can be best in the city.
If you have seen Rani ki Vav or Adalaj step well, you can skip this one - it is quite similar to Adalaj one - may be not as ornate
This is a step well built in 1500AD. The carvings are beutiful. Must see if you are visiting Ahmedabad.
Its a nice place located in heart of the city.it is very near from railway station n about9 kms from airport.Nice place people attracts more towards adalaj step up well but this too is awesome
Since we did not have the time to visit Adalaj Step well, we decided to compensate it by seeing Dada Hari ki vav, :Vav means weel in Gujrati. The stair leading to the bottom are bearing wall carvings. There is also provision of spiral staircases.
The place gives us excellent opportunity of taking snaps.
If you're short on time then this step well won't disappoint as it's quicker to get to from the city. It's certainly quieter than the more famous one, but all the features and stunning architecture are still there. Plus there's a Mosque next door with a great view from the rooftop.
Dada Hari ni Vav is a beautiful but neglected step well in the Asarva area of Ahmedabad. Around the time it was built, Asarva, or Asarwa was a village by itself. Now it is an area of Ahmedabad close to the Kalupur Railway Station.
The step well was built around 1500 AD during the reign of Mahmud Begada. It is...
This place can be avoided as it has not been maintained at all. Although, it has been formed better than Adalaj ki vav but now it is ruin
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Mr Rajagopal released the poll survey conducted by "R.G's" FLASH team, Eluru, in a well attended press conference in Hyderabad. Mr Rajagopal over the years has become famous for several poll surveys which have been conducted for him by the FLASH Team.
The poll survey for the Karimnagar and Bobbili byelection in 2005 brought instant fame to Mr Rajagopal and R.G.'s FLASH Team after the results were announced. The results for the byelections conducted after the TRS MLAs resigned in 2008 also made people sit up and notice Mr Rajagopal's poll surveys.
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Original post made by Traffic Cop, Menlo Park: Sharon Heights, on Dec 3, 2006
School busing: Is it feasible in Menlo Park?
Major obstacles: cost and whether enough parents will use it.
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In response to community concerns about traffic congestion around schools, the Menlo Park City School District has asked an outside consulting team to study the feasibility and costs of providing bus transportation for students traveling from home to school and back.
Among the obstacles: the cost and whether enough parents will actually use it.
A survey of parents last May showed there was "strong support for school transportation, but many families wouldn't use it," said school board president Laura Rich, who tabulated the results.
Trustees have signed an agreement with a state-funded agency, the Fiscal Crisis and Management Assistance Team, to conduct the study. The team operates from the office of the Kern County Superintendent of Schools.
Team representative Mike Rea plans to come to the district and begin the study in mid-October. The report should be ready for review at a board meeting in early January, said Superintendent Ken Ranella.
Trustees also asked the team to address the feasibility and costs associated with:
-- Shuttle service between designated points in the community.
-- Busing for school field trips.
-- Transportation for students living in the Ravenswood district and voluntarily attending Menlo Park schools under the Tinsley program, created under a court settlement in 1986 to reduce racial isolation and improve educational achievement.
Transportation for Tinsley students is provided through a busing agreement with the Sequoia Union High School District, and funded by the participating districts and the state.
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Cost is a major obstacle to busing because the district is not eligible for state funding for school transportation, Mr. Ranella said. Bond funds cannot be used for transportation.
Among questions needing answers: How much would transportation costs encroach on district funds for educating students? How many families would actually use school bus transportation? How much would families be willing to pay for bus transportation?
A total of 666 parents, representing 849 students (of about 2,200 students enrolled in the district) responded to the survey. Sixty-two percent said a busing program should be self-supporting. Almost 25 percent said they would support busing if the fees did not exceed $750 a year, but that support dropped to 6.4 percent if the fees were up to $1,000 a child per year.
School bus transportation vanished in the Menlo Park district after passage of Proposition 13 in 1978, which limited property taxes to 1 percent of the assessed value. Annual increases in assessed value are capped at 2 percent. Previously, local property taxes furnished two-thirds of school revenue.
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Justin Bieber has just released the new "Love Me" video and it appears to be a hit. Shared with his Twitter.com audience only minutes ago, the video gives the behind the scenes look at what goes on to put on a show for the fans.
Justin Bieber used Twitter.com to tweet out to his fans that the video was just for fun, but as we all know, a new video is a good thing for the fans. Bieber has been on the road a lot in North America and hasn't been seen on as many wide broadcasts to cover everyone's interest. Here is what he tweeted out:
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Look, Justin Bieber is an easy target for the Oldie Olsen community. He's got hair so fluffy and magical, it could be the title character in a long lost Beatrix Potter story. He's already made more money this year than you and I will probably earn in a lifetime combined. And he's displaying possible narcissistic tendencies via a new "thank-you video" for his fans set to a song called "Love Me." (I mean, seriously, if he's saying "thank you," shouldn't he set it to a song called "Love You"? Then again, you try juggling global hero worship and trigonometry and see what it does to your head.) - Michael Slezak
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ComScore released its September smartphone market share data for the US market. Based on consumer surveys, the company estimated that nearly 150 million US mobile subscribers now own smartphones (149.2 million).
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Interestingly there doesn't really appear to be any significant share gain for Apple from the new iPhones. I would have expected to see more than a 0.2 market share increase given everything that we've been hearing about iPhone sales momentum.
After essentially being flat for a few months, Android saw its platform share go up slightly. Apple enjoyed a slight gain as did Windows Phones. In several markets in Europe Windows Phones are now at or near a 10 percent share according to Kantar survey data.
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LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian sat down for an interview with Joan Rivers recently, and as you may have guessed, the inappropriate jokes came fast and furious right off the bat.
Well, more accurately, LeAnn and Eddie laid down for Rivers' web series titled In Bed With Joan.
We're not sure what they're promoting, as their VH1 reality show has been a ratings disaster and is now limping to the end of its first and final season, but we're glad Rimes and Cibrian did this interview, if only so they could prove to the world that LeAnn can actually be more offensive than Joan.
Yes, we know this is the same Joan Rivers who said Palestinians deserve to die because they're stupid.
Even taking "jokes" like that into account, LeAnn may have actually said something more indefensible in the clip above:
Asked about losing her virginity, LeAnn says that it all went down in a hotel in Monte Carlo and then gleefully adds, "I think I raped him."
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We know it was an off-the-cuff remark and LeAnn was trying to be funny, but even so, not cool. Expect her to tweet an apology in the next few hours.
Frankly, EVERY comment this moron makes is offensive.
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United Nations Day
In this United Nations Day worksheet, students complete activities such as read the passage, match the phrases, fill in the blanks, choose the correct word, multiple choice fill in, correct the spelling, put text in correct order, unscramble the sentences, take a survey, and write all about United Nations Day.
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English Lesson Plan on Labor Day
Download a reading and have learners follow along on a transcript about Labor Day. A series of worksheets follow that include matching, filling in blanks, and unscrambling word spellings. An online multiple choice activity is also embedded.
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New Review Australian Geography Unit
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ESL Holiday Lessons: Good Friday
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When do English speakers use the conditional tense? Help your intermediate and advanced English learners construct conditional questions and statements. This one-page document explains the use of the tense, provides examples, and houses one practice opportunity in which writers form sentences using a series of words provided.
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Two Major Feasts of Islam
Students explore two major feasts of Islam. They discuss the day of Idul-al-fitr. Students discuss the importance of the festivals to Muslims. They discuss the ways in which Muslims celebrate on these occasions. Students discuss what they know about Muslim celebrations.
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Saint Patrick's Day - Cloze Activity
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Sometimes, it almost seems to disappear into the desert. Conceived as a conjuring trick of architecture and topography, Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic Gateway to Space rises in a sinuous curve from the New Mexico dust, its steel surfaces weathered into a red-brown mirage on the horizon.
The route that the package-tour astronauts of tomorrow will take through the building has been meticulously devised by the architects of Foster + Partners to foreshadow the journey they will make into space: a concrete ramp ascends gently towards the centre of the building — a narrow, hooded cleft that even in the blinding south-western sunshine forms a small rectangle of perfect darkness.
A magnetic tag worn by each passenger triggers heavy steel doors that will open into a narrow and dimly lit passageway, the walls curving out towards another blackened doorway, and a catwalk with views of the 4,300 square-metre hangar four storeys below, housing the fleet of spacecraft in which they will travel.
And then, the finale: the last set of doors swings open into the astronaut lounge, a vast, open space filled with natural light from an elliptical wall of windows, offering a panorama of the 3km-long spaceport runway, and the sky beyond. The effect is just as the architects intended: although the building is not yet complete, when a group of prospective space tourists was brought to it, they found the experience so overwhelming they were moved to tears.
Yet there remains a great deal at stake out here in the desert. There are now nine locations in the US designated as spaceports, but the New Mexico complex — Spaceport America — is the only one built from scratch and designed to accommodate a regular passenger service. It was raised from nothing on an isolated plain 30 miles from the nearest town.
Creating it has not been cheap: to date, it has cost £155 million and the bill for the runway alone will be £24 million. And although the building at its centre bears Virgin Galactic's name and was designed to the company's requirements, it has been paid for by the state of New Mexico, whose citizens voted for a sales tax designed to finance its construction.
On a cold November morning, Christine Anderson, the former US Air Force official now charged with bringing Spaceport America to life, stands on a wind-whipped access road near the Gateway to Space. "This is the beginning of the commercial passenger space-line industry," she says.
Anderson's crews are on target to complete their work by the end of this year; Virgin Galactic plans a regular service — launching daily flights into space — for the start of 2014. She is optimistic about the future: daily sub-orbital passenger flights will be followed by point-to-point intercontinental travel that will traverse the globe in the time it takes to watch an in-flight movie; trips out of the Earth's atmosphere will become as commonplace as taking a bus. "I hope," Branson says later, "it's the beginning of a whole new era in space travel."
But before that can happen, Virgin Galactic will have to finish building its rocket. When complete, SpaceShipTwo's cabin space will be 2.28m in diameter and 3.5m long, half the size of that in a small business jet.
After a take-off, tethered beneath the mothership — WhiteKnightTwo, a twin-fuselage turbojet with a 42m wingspan — the ascent to launch altitude will be the longest single part of the journey, taking more than an hour to reach nine miles high.
"There's no drinks service, no newspapers," says Dave Mackay, the former RAF test pilot and Virgin Atlantic captain who will be in the cockpit for Galactic's first flights.
Once released from the mother ship, the spaceship drops away to a safe distance, where the pilot ignites the rocket motor, using two cockpit switches. With an unthrottled shriek, the rocket-plane shudders to full thrust within a tenth of a second, its nose pointed straight up to where the air thins towards the edge of space. At the instant of ignition, the passengers are thrown back into their seats with the full force of 3G, like being hurled against a brick wall. It's 12 seconds to the sound barrier, 30 to Mach 2; within a minute, the spacecraft is travelling at 4,800kph.
"You'll feel all the effects of what an astronaut goes through going to orbit," says Steve Isakowitz, Galactic's chief technical officer, an aerospace engineer and former administrator at Nasa. "The noise, the vibration, the acceleration, are almost the same as if you were sitting there in the Space Shuttle trying to go up to orbit."
In those few seconds, the sky beyond the cockpit window tumbles through the spectrum of blues, from the rich azure of southern California to navy, indigo and then — abruptly — it turns black. "Not grey, black," says test pilot Mike Melvill. "As black as black paint."
After around 80 seconds, and 110km above the Earth's surface, the pilot cuts the engine, and the rocket-plane enters zero gravity. The passengers have now become astronauts. Releasing their seatbelts, they float around the cabin, and gaze at the view: 1,600km from horizon to horizon, the curvature of the Earth subtle but clear, the fine blue line of the atmosphere easily visible against the blackness of space.
On-board cameras will capture every second of the experience, according to Virgin Galactic's Mark Butler, who is leading the company's preparations to open Spaceport America: "It will be the most photographed event of their lives," he says.
It will also be one of the shortest. At the top of a parabolic arc, the rocket-plane will spend only four minutes in space before it begins to fall back down to Earth. The pilot positions the "feather" for re-entry, and the six passengers will fold their seats flat to enable them to cope with the 4-5G of acceleration they'll encounter when returning to Earth's atmosphere. After a 15-minute glide, they land on the runway.
If everything goes to plan, it may, after all, be possible for the world's first commercial space-line to begin service from Spaceport America within a year.
In the meantime, the £130,000 tickets keep selling. At the start of last year, actor Ashton Kutcher became the 500th person to sign up, joining cosmologist Stephen Hawking, designer Philippe Starck and Dallas star Victoria Principal on the list of passengers. But not all the celebrities so far reported to be planning sightseeing trips in space have reserved tickets. Virgin has been discreet about the full list; all it will reveal is that, in the interests of democracy, Branson has insisted that no one gets a complimentary Branson has insisted that no one gets a complimentary ride, no matter how famous they are.
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What: A report on the potential economic consequences of the National Security Agency's PRISM program for the U.S. cloud computing industry, by Daniel Castro, senior analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF)
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European vendors are likely, according to Daniel Castro of the ITIF, to leverage recent disclosures that American companies are participating in National Security Agency surveillance programs to their own economic benefit. Castro estimates that U.S. cloud vendors could lose between $21.5 billion and $35 billion over the next three years, a result of increased market share from global competitors.
Neelie Kroes, European Commissioner for Digital Affairs described the case this way: "If European cloud customers cannot trust the United States government, then maybe they won't trust U.S. cloud providers either. If I am right, there are multibillion-euro consequences for American companies. If I were an American cloud provider, I would be quite frustrated with my government right now."
Castro recommends that the U.S. government take steps to declassify more information about PRISM and other NSA data collection programs, and work to make transparency about data collection part of trade agreements, including the Transatlantic Trade and Partnership deal that is still being negotiated.
Verbatim: "While the reputations of U.S. cloud computing providers (even those not involved with PRISM) are unfortunately the ones being most tarnished by the NSA leaks, the reality is that most developed countries have mutual legal assistance treaties (MLATs) which allow them to access data from third parties whether or not the data is stored domestically."
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Viewed in hindsight, George McGovern was the last major party nominee I could have voted for. No Democratic or Republican candidate did more to challenge the post-war "bi-partisan" foreign policy of world policing. Less well known was McGovern's unorthodox views (at least for a Democrat circa 1972) on economic policy. He endorsed an end to Richard Nixon's wage and price controls calling for a "free market" in prices instead. His advocacy of social liberalism and civil liberties led Republicans to demonize him as the candidate of "acid, amnesty, and abortion."
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Indianapolis Indiana is joining in with 11 other states to sue the Environmental Protection Agency over new carbon dioxide regulations.
Back on June 2, the EPA announced the Clean Air Act, aiming to lessen carbon dioxide emissions from existing power plants.
Under the new rules, each state must reduce emissions from coal-powered plants starting in 2020.
The states' lawsuit argues that the EPA doesn't have authority to regulate existing sources of air pollution, according to the The Indianapolis Star .
In a statement, Indiana Governor Mike Pence argued such a law can only be passed by congress.


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Rivers on the red planet: Astonishing new pictures reveal a 4mile wide, 900mile long river that once ran across the Martian surface
- Huge 'river-like structure' caputured by Mars Express spacecraft and is almost 1,000 feet (300m) deep
- Experts say the images show a 'striking resemblance' to areas of Earth affected by glaciation
They are yet more proof of the red planet's wet past.
The European Space Agency today released an astonishing series of pictures showing the remnants of a huge river than once ran across Mars.
Taken by the ESA's Mars Express, they show Reull Vallis, the 'river-like structure' is believed to have formed when running water flowed in the distant martian past.
This computer-generated image of a river-like feature in the Reull Vallis region of Mars was created using data from the Mars Express spacecraft
The images were taken from data collected in the Reull Vallis region of Mars, shown here
It cut a steep-sided channel through the Promethei Terra Highlands before running on towards the floor of the vast Hellas basin.
This astonishing structure, which stretches for almost 900 mile (1500 km) across the martian landscape, is flanked by numerous tributaries, one of which can be clearly seen cutting in to the main valley towards the upper (north) side.
Experts say the images show a 'striking resemblance
to the morphology found in regions on Earth affected by glaciation'.
example, we can see circular step-like structures on the inner walls of
the sediment-filled crater in the foreground of the second perspective
view,' ESA said.
Planetary scientists think that these may represent former high water or glacial levels, before ice and water sublimated or evaporated away in stages at various times.
The new Mars Express image below shows a region of Reull Vallis at a point where the channel is almost 4 miles (7km) wide and 1,000 feet (300m) deep.
The sides of Reull Vallis are particularly sharp and steep in these images, ESA said, with parallel longitudinal features covering the floor of the channel itself.
The river-like channel is 7 km wide, and a depth of around 300m. It is believed to have been formed by flowing water, which cut through highland terrain and formed smooth plains.
This colour-coded overhead view reveals the depth of the craters and river beds
These structures are believed to be caused by the passage of loose debris and ice during the 'Amazonian' period (which continues to this day) due to glacial flow along the channel.
The structures were formed long after it was originally carved by liquid water during the Hesperian period, which is believed to have ended between 3.5 billion and 1.8 billion years ago.
Similar lineated structures, believed to be rich in ice, can also be found in many of the surrounding craters.
The Mars Express craft was also able to produce this 3D image of the area thanks to its twin cameras
The right (northern) part of the main
image is dominated by the Promethei Terra Highlands with their high and
soft-rounded mountains shown in these images, rising around 2500 m above
the surrounding flat plains.
'The morphology of Reull Vallis suggests it has experienced a diverse and complex history, with analogies seen in glacial activity on Earth.
'These analogies are giving planetary geologists tantalising glimpses of a past on the Red Planet not too dissimilar to events on our own world today.'
The Promethei Terra highlands adjacent to Reull Vallis showing a smooth-topped mountain with a large impact crater in the foreground
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Keep away from extremism, Youth told
KUALA LUMPUR: Umno Youth members were reminded to focus on good deeds and not delve into extremism.
Hishammuddin: Tabling White Paper to combat IS, proactive and timely
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's move to table a White Paper to combat the threat of the Islamic State (IS) militants is proactive and timely, Defence Minister Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Hussein said today.
Malaysian militants regret joining Islamic State
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians involved in Islamic State (IS) militant activities will have their passports revoked under a provision of the new Anti-Terrorism Act to be formulated after a White Paper on Islamic State and terrorism was approved in Parliament today.
Shila Amzah named Ikon Wanita Muda 2014
KUALA LUMPUR: Local songstress Nurshahila Amir Amzah (Shila Amzah) was presented the 'Ikon Wanita Muda' (Young Women Icon) 2014 award in conjunction with the Puteri Umno assembly at the Putra World Trade Centre here today.
Wanita rep claims Malay-owned properties in Penang has dwindled
KUALA LUMPUR: A Wanita Umno delegate today called for a new Act to protect Malay settlements from being sold to non-Malays for development.
UPSR Result: Sabah recorded 51 pc pass
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah recorded 22,699 candidates or 51.09 percent passing the Ujian Pencapaian Sekolah Rendah (UPSR) this year, the highest passing rate the State has ever recorded for this examination.
Two men arrested for arson at Alor Star market
ALOR STAR: Police arrested two men in connection with the recent arson incident at the foodcourt of Alor Star public market.
Kangar police hunting down fake cop
KANGAR: Police are tracking down a 30-year old man who had impersonated as a policeman to pull five robbery cases involving losses amounting to RM3,000 since last month.
Police picks up first suspect in Kuala Ketil double murder case
ALOR STAR: Police had arrested a jobless man in connection with the murder of an elderly couple in Taman Desa Bidara in Kuala Ketil, Baling yesterday.
White Paper on Islamic State, tabled and passed
KUALA LUMPUR: The Dewan Rakyat today passed and adopted White Paper entitled - Towards Countering Threats Posed by Islamic State Militant Group (Ke Arah Menangani Ancaman Kumpulan Islamic State).
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Mest received the association's WQA Key Award in 2011, for his leadership in the water quality and treatment industry, and his service with various associations, local civic and community activities.
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UK second-highest shortlisted in Film Lions category
UK agencies have a total of 31 shortlisted entries in the Film Lions category at this year's Cannes festival, the second-highest total after the USA.
Adam & Eve/DDB: 'parachute' for Volkswagen Golf
Adam & Eve/DDB London leads the way for UK agencies, with eight entries shortlisted, including its "parachute" and "rope" ads for Volkswagen, as well as work on the Harvey Nichols "sorry, I spent it on myself" Christmas campaign.
Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO has five entries on the shortlist, including its work for the Metropolitan Police and for Diageo's Guinness brand.
Grey London, Mother and Wieden+Kennedy London have two entries apiece shortlisted for work with Schwartz, Halfords and Honda UK respectively.
Other UK agencies in the running for an award include BBH London, for its work with Waitrose, VCCP London for its "be more dog" campaign for O2, and PHD London for its work with Warner Bros.
The USA has the highest number of entries in the Film Lions category, with 96 for judges to consider, followed by the UK and then Argentina with 23 entries
Last year, UK agencies had 51 entries shortlisted in the Film Lions category and took home 22 Lions.
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Runners sign up to show support for Boston
By Lauren Williams
April 19, 2013
OC Marathon registration is up following Monday's terrorist attacks in Boston, race organizers said. Organizers are witnessing an outpouring of support on social media for the Boston Marathon victims and Orange County runners appear to want to compete in their honor. "The numbers continue to flood in," said Race Director Gary Kutcscher. "Very few are voicing enough concern that they are choosing not to run. [We've had] a number of people who said, 'I wasn't planning on running because of a slight injury, but now I want to run in support of Boston.'" In addition to those registering in support of the Boston victims, Kutscher also explained that the Newport Beach-to-Costa Mesa race had stepped up a marketing and advertising effort planned well before the tragedy with full-page ads in the Daily Pilot and other publications.
Commentary: Faulty shoes keep me running for a better pair
By Carrie Luger Slayback
August 14, 2013
Back in the day, before I knew the running terms "hill repeats" or "pace," I'd take Harbor Boulevard home from work and stop at the Big 5. Inside the rubbery-smelling sporting goods store, I'd head for the sale aisle, buy the cheapest running shoes, tie the laces and run. I'd be chagrined at how fast the heels wore down. Then I joined Corona del Mar track coach Bill Sumner's marathon-preparation group and qualified for the Boston Marathon. Still disinterested in the technical points of shoes, I settled on $120 Asics because they accommodated the big orthotics propping up my fallen arches.
Rodgers still runs the show
By Matt Szabo
August 4, 2007
In his very first marathon, the Boston Marathon in 1973, Bill Rodgers could not finish. "I dropped out after 21 miles," Rodgers said of the 26.2-mile race. "But the next year, I moved up to 14th." Then, the world took notice. Rodgers went on to win both the Boston Marathon and the New York City Marathon four times each during the late 1970s, and won 21 marathons in his career. No other runner in history has ever done that. Today, Rodgers will be at the Corona del Mar High track at 8 a.m., leading a seminar for runners preparing for the Orange County Marathon.
Trend Watch: TV star hosts shopping event
By Alisha Gomez
May 1, 2013
"Pretty Little Liars" star Janel Parrish will be at the Foreign Exchange clothing shop at the Irvine Spectrum on Saturday. Parrish will host the celebrity shopping event, posing for pictures, picking out her favorite pieces from the shop's collections and chatting with fans, according to a news release. Also making appearances are Lindsay Yenter and Ashlee Frazier from "The Bachelor. " Celebrity stylists and fashion bloggers will also be on hand, acting as Foreign Exchange "fashion experts" and lending their expertise to shoppers.
Watson finds will to go the distance
December 20, 2004
Chris Yemma In 67 years, Corona del Mar resident Don Watson has traveled many miles on foot. Call him Forrest Gump if you will, but Watson just likes to run. "I want to die with my boots on," said Watson, borrowing an old Marine saying. "I don't want to die in bed, I want to die running." Fighting the rain, bad knees, wind, cold weather, and 3,133 other runners in the half-marathon event of the recent OC Marathon Dec. 5, Watson finished first in the age 65-69 division and 241st overall.
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Young Chang If you're wondering why Peggy Fort flew all the way to Chicago to run a marathon, just picture her nearing the finish line with 26.2 miles behind her. Family members and friends waved, cheered, flashed her the high-five and rooted from the sidelines until she crossed the coveted end and they could engulf her without boundaries. Fort, a Newport Beach resident who grew up in Chicago, visited her hometown for a long weekend in early October to run the marathon among friends and family.
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October 3, 2005
John Woolley knows a thing or two about running. The 69-year-old Newport Beach resident is a veteran of 48 marathons. After Jan. 8, Woolley will have 49 marathons under his belt. In the 2004 Orange County Marathon, Woolley finished in 4 hours, 55 minutes, 28 seconds, good for seventh in his age group. The retired California Superior Court judge has been running competitively for 12 years. His first marathon was the 1993 Los Angeles Marathon.
Commentary: Marathon preparation requires mental toughness
By Carrie Luger Slayback
May 29, 2013
On May 11 I received a compliment that, until now, I've kept secret. Reminds me of a wrapped present handed to me at a 1948 kindergarten gift exchange. All around me, 5-year-olds ripped into their bounty. I took mine home, wrapped. At 69 1/2, I still keep precious gifts to myself for private contemplation. Now I'll unwrap the compliment for this commentary. Last Saturday, Jake, Elizabeth, Catherine, Jim and I jogged along the Upper Bay path at an easy pace. Elizabeth asked, "Carrie, are you thrilled with your time at the OC Half?"
OC Marathon action packed
By Cesar Gonzalez, Special to the Daily Pilot
May 4, 2012
Now in its ninth year, the OC Marathon has continued to grow. More than 18,000 runners will participate in the marathon, half-marathon, 5K and Kids Run the OC one-mile event during this weekend. Residents in Newport Beach, Irvine, Santa Ana and Costa Mesa can see the race that starts in the early morning on Sunday. The marathon starts at 5:30 a.m. and the half marathon begins at 6:15 a.m. Both races begin at Fashion Island, near the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa. Both races end at the OC Fair and Events Center.
Smith: Celebrate the small moments
By Steve Smith
April 25, 2013
In August 2011, we spent our family vacation in Lake Tahoe while my late wife Cay's cancer was in remission. Moments before we drove off to go home, I took Cay out on the dock where we'd spent so much time and let her sit. She sat there for 30 minutes without saying a word, knowing this was the last time she'd ever see the magnificent landscape. Most of us go through life celebrating our firsts: first kiss, first job, first home and so on. What we really should be paying attention to, however, are our lasts.
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I have met George on a couple of occassions, but I doubt he will remember me, more likely he'll know my mother, Barbara Mollison Miller, the 2nd daughter of Harold Mollison. Most recently I met him at the funeral of his brother, Harold Mollison, last August.
The family farm is still there in Goshen, it is owned by a grandson of Stewart's and there are 3 other family homes on the original property.
I was actually in Goshen 3 weeks ago for a cousin's wedding, and it was a gorgeous fall weekend. I live in California now and am in my mid-30s. I spent a great deal of my childhood summers on my grandparent's farm - they ran the town egg farm in Goshen.
If the web site information does not provide enough information for you, please let me know. I'll be happy to provide names of those who are living, but not their dates of birth, addresses, etc. I do believe that George's daughter Margie has most of this information. Another good source of information is the book on Goshen that was written for the town Bicentennial. There are numerous references to the Mollison family, including the genealogy of the family through 1981 when it was published.
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For that it is possible to make the calendar field become the setting to specify entry start publishing date or entry stop publishing date. Also recurring dates like daily, weekly, monthly and yearly dates are possible.
The date field features a popup calendar in the entry add/edit form that lets users easily select a date. In addition, there are sliders that allow you to choose a specific time as well.
A calendar listing shows you all dates entered in your events site in a specific calendar view.
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This application is available within a SobiPro club membership among with many other club extensions for SobiPro.
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Furthermore you can use this data in several ways in your template. This is a great addon to SobiPro and I find myself using it for most of my SobiPro Sections.
One thing that people should know if you understand the SobiPro template system. You can use this field to its full advantage and not just to use it to show dates, but do other cool things with it. My point being, learn the template system. It is not that hard and very easy to learn. Once you learn it you will be building SobiPro templates like a champ and getting full use of your SobiPro installation as a CCK or Directory!