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Editor's note: This is the second installment of "Deer Dilemma," a WTOP series about the controversial deer hunt planned for Rock Creek Park.
WASHINGTON - Plans for a controversial deer hunt in Rock Creek Park have been put on hold for now as parties on both sides wait for the outcome of a federal lawsuit filed by the hunt's opponents.
The hunt, the first since the park's 1890 founding, aims to thin the herd throughout the next several years.
For residents living near Rock Creek Park, opinions are divided on whether or not the hunt should occur. Some say their plants and gardens have been destroyed by hungry deer.
"I remember my neighbor across the street would call saying, 'The deer are eating your caladiums,' and we used to have impatiens," says Linda Crichlow White. "It's like deer food. It was their breakfast, lunch and dinner."
She and her husband Eric live off 16th Street Northwest on a street that dead-ends at the park.
They say problems with deer on their property peaked around 2006 and 2007, and they've since replaced their plants with more deer resistant ones.
WTOP's Garden Editor Mike McGrath says deer have big appetites.
"Each deer eats about 6 pounds of vegetation a day. When that isn't your azeleas, rhododendrons and arbor vitae, it tends to be native plants," he says. "Some of the issues that people may not think about when they're protecting the deer is they are a bigger threat to native plants surviving the next couple of decades than human habitation and exploitation and development."
White and her husband raised the fence in their backyard from about 4 feet to 6 feet to try to keep deer out, but McGrath says that's just not high enough.
"There are only two guaranteed ways to keep deer off your property," he says. "One is to have a fence around your entire property that is 11 inches taller than Shaquille O'Neal, and that includes the driveway."
"The only other thing that works even close to an 8-foot-tall fence is having a dog outside much of the time, on one of those invisible fencing systems," he adds.
A few years ago, a fawn got stuck in a window well on the side of the Whites' house. Eric created a ramp so the fawn could climb out.
But, despite the encounter, they think of the deer as a nuisance.
"If people wanted deer to roam around their lawns and what have you, they would live in a rural area," Linda says. "I guess there are some people in the city who think they're kind of cute."
She says something needs to be done.
"The deer are a health problem, they bring more ticks, they cause car accidents, they definitely eat our vegetation," she says.
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"We know that many people go to Rock Creek Park and delight in seeing the wild creatures of the forest," says deer kill opponent Carol Grunewald. "Whether they be red fox or pileated woodpeckers or deer, people love to see these animals, they're attached to them, they want to protect them, no one wants these deer killed. They don't need to be killed.
Anne Barton, who like Grunewald lives near the intersection of Military Road and Nebraska Avenue in Northwest, is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit to stop the hunt.
In 2004, Barton and her husband had a doe living in their backyard.
"She gave birth to her single baby that year in our yard, and they stayed there for a number of weeks," she says. "She would go every day -- and I understand this is typical -- she would go off and feed herself at various places, she'd go back to the park."
"She'd cross Military Road and give me a heart attack, but the baby stayed here very still," Barton says. "He never stood up or anything, except when his mother was there. So I took a lot of photos of them, and recently I painted a few pictures."
Barton admits the deer devoured many of her plants, but says she'd welcome them back anytime.
Some of Barton's neighbors even named the deer. Daisy was the mother and the fawn was Bambi.
Related story: Deer Dilemma Part 1: A Rock Creek Park hunt on hold
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Superkilen Park is a long 1km urban space in the Nørrebro neighborhood on the northwest side of the Copenhagen, and was designed by BIG, Topotek1, and Superflex. The park features 3 distinct areas: the bright 'Red Square', the manicured 'Black Square' and the large and leisurely 'Green Lawn'. Bike lanes meander throughout the park, and there are places for basketball and football games, cultural activities, playgrounds, picnics, socializing and relaxing.
The goal of the project was to create a unifying space for a very diverse neighborhood. Rather than try to make the space Danish or cater to satisfy the needs of specific groups, the design team decided to reference every group represented. Public participation was the driving force behind the design, and residents submitted suggestions and ideas to help with the final outcome. Objects that reflect or represent certain countries stand proudly within the park. For example, the park includes a fountain made with Moroccan tiles, Chinese palms, swings from Baghdad, neon signs from Qatar and Russia, Parisian manhole covers, and much more. Superflex even organized groups of people to travel home to their native countries to source items to be included in the park.
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Local alumni association believes Harford is a resource for the community.
The Harford Community College Foundation receives and administers private gifts, bequests, and donations to benefit Harford Community College. Gifts to the Foundation support programs, activities, and student scholarships.
This 50,000 square-foot, three-story building contains classroom and office space as well as state-of-the-art labs for the nursing and allied health programs.
Donors' financial support to the College is recognized by the naming of buildings, classrooms, and other areas of the campus.
The President's Circle recognizes donors who have contributed a minimum of $1,000 in a single fiscal year.
The President's Fund for Excellence was created to provide funding to enhance teaching and learning as well as to support the highest priority needs of the College.
Providing scholarship assistance is an important way of helping to develop the area's next generation of community leaders.
The "Name a Seat, Make a Difference" campaign gives you the opportunity to honor a loved one (or yourself!) with an engraved, brushed nicked plaque affixed to the arm of a seat in the new APG Federal Credit Union Arena at Harford Community College.
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OWENSBORO, Ky. (8/19/13) -- Superintendent Nick Brake said at Thursday's board meeting, the four most pressing needs of the Owensboro Public School system are: creating a competitive salary level for faculty, creating more career and technical education, focusing more on early childhood education, and investing more in the OPS facilities.
Brake proposed that teachers and staff will receive at least a one percent raise within two years and OPS will give "maximum efforts" to stay competitive with Daviess County and other school districts.
The 2012-2013 financial report was also read. In the last school year, OPS had $2.79 million in expenditures, with an ending balance of $15.8 million. A bond of $902,798.88 was paid to keep debt down and a budget work session was proposed to see the actual budgets from each department and where the money is going.
The board discussed that they want to cut expenses, not programs. A debate occurred, talking about whether or not to increases taxes among Owensboro taxpayers. Currently, OPS has a "healthy financial situation", according to Superintendent Brake, but the tax raise would help pay debts and help give the wage increase to staff.
Superintendent Brake introduced Dr. Fred Carter of the Western Kentucky Administration team, who will visit Brake and OPS four times this year as a mentor to Brake, in his first year, as part of a Superintendent program.
In regards to Brake in his first year as Superintendent, Carter said, "I think the board has chosen wisely."
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WASHINGTON (AP) - District of Columbia Mayor Vincent Gray says he's open to the possibility of placing armed guards in city public schools.
The National Rifle Association has pushed for beefed-up school security in the wake of last month's mass shooting at an elementary school in Newtown, Conn.
The district has sworn police officers who are armed in dozens of high schools and middle schools. But The Washington Examiner reports that Gray, a Democrat, says he might support a plan to install armed officers in every school. He says he wouldn't support allowing teachers to carry guns.
D.C. Council Chairman Phil Mendelson says he doesn't support the idea. He says, "the response to gun violence is not more guns." The district has some of the toughest gun-control laws in the nation.
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Have you noticed tamarisk stands along the Colorado River turning sickly, or just vanishing, turned to stumps? Have you wondered what impact that has on birds and what it takes to reestablish native willows and cottonwoods? Maybe read that some dams up in the Northwest have been removed and wondered how those rivers responded?
You can learn about all this and more as researchers and river managers from around the West descend on the University Center Ballroom at Colorado Mesa University for the River Crossings Conference and Workshop from March 11-15.
The Tamarisk Coalition, River Management Society, Bureau of Land Management, International Submerged Lands Conference and Water Center at CMU are working together to organize the event.
The River Crossings Conference and Workshop will include presentations, panels and field trips highlighting recent advances and emerging issues in riparian restoration and river management practices. Friday field trip options include a float trip down the Ruby-Horsethief Canyon on the Colorado River, a tour of the Colorado Riverfront, a tour to the Palisade Insectary and a tour of restoration projects along the Dolores River near Gateway.
This event will provide a unique interdisciplinary training opportunity where researchers, students, agency managers and practitioners will present and discuss scientific advances and program learning. Attendees will be able to network with agency and other professionals, and bridge the gap between research and land management.
Local presenters will share the spotlight with researchers and agency personnel from around the West. Projects presented will include work by CMU students and faculty on local experiences with wetland restoration; the Colorado Riverfront trail system; cottonwood restoration in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area; and monitoring protocols for riparian restoration work.
A special session will focus on the nuances of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, and the scholarly presentations will be punctuated by keynote addresses by noted photographer Peter McBride and University of Utah Professor Daniel McCool.
McBride made headlines when he partnered with writer Jon Waterman and spent over two years documenting the Colorado River from its headwaters to the delta in Mexico. This journey culminated in a coffee table book: "The Colorado River: Flowing Through Conflict," an award-winning short film, "Chasing Water," and a traveling museum exhibit/lecture currently touring the U.S.
McCool's research focuses on water resource development, public lands policy, voting rights, and Indian water rights. He is the author of the recently released "River Republic: The Fall and Rise of America's Rivers" (Columbia University Press 2012); as well as "Native Waters: Contemporary Indian Water Settlements and the Second Treaty Era" (University of Arizona Press 2002) and "Command of the Waters: Iron Triangles, Federal Water Development, and Indian Water" (University of California/Arizona 1987/1994).
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The summit began on Friday evening with a reception and a keynote address titled "Lung Cancer 101" by Dr. Jared Weiss, a medical oncologist at UNC Lineberger.
The Saturday meeting included a welcome by UNC Lineberger director Dr. Shelley Earp, a panel discussion on how to organize fundraising events, and sessions on learning the legislative process, how to be an effective advocate, working with the media, and updates on lung cancer educational materials and projects.
David LeDuc, development director for the National Lung Cancer Partnership, who traveled from the national office in Madison, Wisconsin, to attend, spoke on "Crafting Your Message."
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Cece Sumner of Durham said, despite the hot and humid conditions, "It was inspiring to be there. The Sole Sisters training helped me and I loved every minute."
Jeri Brzozowski, also of Durham, added, "I am not athletic – it was great to have the support of the group and someone to inspire me. I will come back next year!"
The UNC Health Care/Rex team, of which Sole Sisters is a part, won the award for the largest team, marking the 10th time since 1999 that UNC has received the award.
Coach Williams introduced ESPN anchor and commentator and UNC alumnus Stuart Scott. Scott kicked off his remarks with a tribute to his first broadcasting role model – Woody Durham, who emceed the event. He then shared his experience with cancer, talking about his bond with his family, with other cancer survivors, and with those who care enough to raise funds for research and treatment.
UNC Lineberger director Shelley Earp followed up with a thank you to Coach Williams and Woody Durham, all of the supporters and donors who have made such a difference at UNC through Fast Break and other community events.
Former UNC basketball greats Vince Carter, Tyler Hansborough and Eric Montross were among those who attended.
Alumni Mortgage and Quicken Loans' generous donation of two sets of tickets – plus a surprise donation of an additional pair by Coach Roy Williams, sends three sets of die-hard Tar Heel fans to San Diego to experience the 2011 Quicken Loans Carrier Classic on November 11, 2011, raising $99,400 in a live auction.
Special thanks to presenting sponsor Atlantic Packaging and to all of our generous sponsors.]]>
The dinner raised $25,000 for the N.C. Cancer Hospital Clinical Endowment Fund and in recognition of these gifts, a consultation room in the will be named in their honor in the Patient and Family Resource Center.
The Toast event recognized recently retired Hall of Fame broadcaster Woody Durham for his remarkable contributions to Carolina Athletics over a distinguished 40-year career.
The event included speakers Eric Montross, former UNC basketball star and now radio analyst; Rick Steinbacher, UNC- Chapel Hill associate athletic director; Dick Baddour, UNC Athletic Director; Mick Mixon, a former colleague of Durham's and current play-by-play announcer for the Carolina Panthers; Phil Ford retired UNC and professional basketball player, UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor Holden Thorp; and UNC Lineberger director, Dr. Shelley Earp.
Woody Durham served as emcee for the UNC Lineberger signature event: Fast Break with Roy Williams, a yearly breakfast held on the floor of the Smith Center the morning of October 14. Durham's skills as an auctioneer helped the event to raise $1.2 million over an eight-year period.
The Toast event also honored Jean Durham for her tireless leadership of the signature UNC Lineberger event, Tickled Pink, for many years. She organized a committed cadre of volunteers, leading the decorating of the event site, and producing very successful and fun events!
The Durhams were honored in 2010 by UNC Lineberger with the Outstanding Service Award, an annual award given to volunteers who provide dedicated service and outstanding leadership to UNC Lineberger.
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Scott, who graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1987, has been with ESPN since 1993 and his role and visibility have consistently grown. His use of unique catch-phrases, part of the ESPN SportsCenter tradition, has helped make him one of the network's most popular and recognized anchors. Since 2008, he has been the lead host for the NBA on ESPN and ABC. For the past few years, Scott has served as the host for UNC's season-opening event, Late Night with Roy.
Scott was honored by the V Foundation for Cancer Research with the 2011 Spirit of Jimmy V Award at the Jimmy V Golf Classic, held in August. The award, which pays tribute to the V Foundation's late founder Jim Valvano, honors Scott's dedication to the fight against cancer and the personification of Valvano's "Don't Ever Give Up" spirit. Scott, 46 is battling cancer for the second time. In 2007, doctors discovered a malignancy during an emergency appendectomy.
Fast Break Against Cancer will be held Friday, October 14th from 7:30-9:30 a.m. at Center Court in the Dean E. Smith Center. The event is made possible with the support of presenting sponsor Atlantic Packaging, as well as AT&T, Bank of America, The Carolina Inn, Curtis Media Group, GlaxoSmithKline, Grady-White, Long Beverage, Inc., Morgan Creek Capital Management, and Don and Billie Stallings.
Proceeds from the event will support cancer research, prevention and treatment programs in our community.
UNC Men's Basketball assistant coaches participate and recently-retired "voice of the Tar Heels," Woody Durham will serve as emcee and auctioneer. A special tribute to Durham will be held at the Carolina Inn on Thursday, October 13th at 6:30 p.m. to benefit UNC Lineberger. "A Toast to Woody" will be emceed by former center for the UNC men's basketball team and radio analyst Eric Montross and UNC Associate Athletic Director Rick Steinbacher. There will be a few surprise guests in store for the toast (and maybe a little bit of roast)! It's an evening Carolina fans will not want to miss.
Special ticket packages for both events are available. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit http://unclineberger.org/signature-events or call (919) 966-5905.
A $30 donation to the cancer center will be made for each volunteer who affiliates with UNC Lineberger.
"Thank you to Endurance Magazine for once again choosing UNC Lineberger as a charity partner," said Shelley Earp, MD, UNC Lineberger's director. "Our missions are aligned, we are all working to make Chapel Hill and North Carolina healthier."
The races attracted more than 3500 runners to Chapel Hill in April 2011. Among the crowds were UNC researchers, doctors, nurses and other staff – all running a hilly course to benefit cancer research and treatment at UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. Overall, more than $10,000 was raised for the cancer center's programs.
Runners wishing to raise more for UNC Lineberger should watch the cancer center's Facebook page for more information on how to set up their own individual or team fundraising web site.
Endurance Magazine is the premier resource for active lifestyles in the Carolinas. Focused on educating, inspiring, and motivating athletes of all levels and abilities, Endurance Magazine offers compelling and immediately useful editorial and produces life-changing endurance events including the Wachovia Tar Heel 10 Miler and Ramblin' Rose Women's Triathlon Tour. For more information go to www.endurancemag.com.
As one of only 40 National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer centers, UNC Lineberger has brought together some of the most exceptional physicians and scientists in the country to combat cancer. The Center's efforts span the spectrum from the laboratory to global practice, meaning that we work to understand the causes of cancer at the genetic and population levels, conduct groundbreaking laboratory research, and pioneer innovative clinical trials that bring the latest discoveries to patient bedsides. For more information, visit unclineberger.org.]]>
Jennifer Bowman, special events coordinator for UNC Lineberger explains, "We thank our community businesses and partners for organizing a plethora of events and ways to support our patients and families during 'Turn the Town Pink.' Their energy and commitment will make a tremendous difference to our patients and families."
The Comprehensive Cancer Support Program reflects UNC's "whole person" approach to cancer care, including programs that provide patient educational materials, cancer support groups, individual and family counseling, massage therapy, nutritional counseling, symptom management and beautiful wigs, hats and scarves to warm both the head and the heart. In addition, the CCSP provides some assistance for economically stressed patients to meet the costs of traveling to and from Chapel Hill for treatment.
For a calendar of events and list of community partners, visit: http://www.unclineberger.org/tttp
View the Turn the Town Pink information booklet.
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Aan te passen om 2 kinderen inline mee te kunnen nemen met de navigator -duokit . Van pasgeboren baby tot twee peuters: één buggy die jaren meegaat! Slank frame van 59 cm breed, lichtgewicht 12,5 kg
Hij is HOT! want:
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- in meerdere standen verstelbaar hoofdzitje: van rechtop tot perfecte ligstand voor pasgeboren baby's
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- volledig uitgerust met inlegmat die in meerdere kleuren verkrijgbaar is
- eenvoudig bij te stellen gordel zonder loshangende delen en met extra opbergbare gordellengte
- duokit met één hand achterover te zetten, ideaal om in te slapen
- grote, instelbare zonnekap met uittrekbare zonneklep
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- frame met automatische vergrendeling voor veilig inklappen
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- eersteklas bekleding met stijlvolle & comfortabele zachte, matte afwerking
- in hoogte verstelbare & eenvoudig bij te stellen duwbeugel
- Inclusief beschermbeugel
- compatibel met het face-to-face ™-zitje dat naar de ouder is gericht
- ook compatibel met de snug-reiswieg
- compatibel met autozitje (met adapter voor autozitje - apart aan te schaffen. Beschikbaarheid van model verschilt per land)
Practical, durable and oh so pretty!
Geschreven door: Karoliina
woensdag 03 juli 20134/5
I have owned both P&T Sport and P&T Explorer before I bought the Navigator stroller. I used to dream of a "love baby" of those two models, which would combine the following features: 1) I need a reclining second seat, so I can recline both seats at least a little bit when my kids fall asleep (sport has reclining 2nd seat, Explorer doesn't) 2) Explorers sun canopy over Sports 3) The easy strap recline over the Sports buckle recline
Well, my dreams were (almost) heard and P&T came out with the Navigator stroller: It has a reclining second seat (check!), It has the follow the sun canopy just like in Explorer (check!), then yikes: It has the BUCKLE recline system similar to Sport instead of the easier strap recline of the Explorer.. Big minus, but I'll live with it...
If my toddler would keep his hands to himself in the bottom seat, and he would not constantly keep opening the buckles of the main seat, I would give this 5 stars... BUT the buckle recline is a major disappointment for the following reasons:
First of all if you have a little prankster sitting in the bottom seat (like mine), and he knows he can annoy his mom and sibling by unlocking the recline buckles, he'll be doing just that.. Several times.. Making both main seat rider and the mom scream (and also making the seat hit their own face at times).
Secondly: It doesn't recline your sleeping child as smoothly as the strap recline (mom has to support the seat while releasing slowly both side buckles, so that the child doesn't just quickly fall downwards). Everyone knows you do not want to wake up a sleeping baby, right?! Also, once your little one wakes up, you'll have to once again lift the seat up (with your child's' weight on the backrest) and then buckle both sides, and then tighten the buckles..
Just little things, but P&T: You had a good recline going on with the Explorer, so I'd love to see that same easier recline with the Navigator as well.
Other than the recline issue, this stroller is very easy to push, very sleek looking with the all black frame and the wonderful color options of the hoods and liners, and it can fit trough any doorway you may possibly imagine (maybe not a fairy door)..
The basket is large, and has enough room for baby essentials even if used in doubles mode, and the seat liners are very easy to remove and clean (so even if you've had to bribe your kids to be quiet and let them eat ice cream in the stroller, do not worry: just wash the liners once you get home).
I would highly recommend this stroller to anyone, it's great as a single, it's great as a double. And maybe one day it can be folded with the second seat attached to the back???
Amazing Stroller!!!!
Geschreven door: jennifer
maandag 17 Juni 20135/5
This stroller is so lightweight and compact. All of the other double strollers are so heavy and hard to maneuver. There are also many ways to configure two children in this stroller. I love this stroller and recommend it to everyone!
Geschreven door: Anastasia
woensdag 12 Juni 20135/5
We LOVE this stroller!!! The rain cover is great. It fits in my VW CC trunk. All of my other mom friends can't believe how compact it folds for such a nice jogging stroller
I absolutely love it!
Geschreven door: Adele
woensdag 29 mei 20135/5
I absolutely love it! The fact that I can chop and change the accessories is fab and makes it feel like I have a new stroller every time I change. I bought the stroller for the main reason that it folds up beautifully and fits in the back of my small hatchback car. I also really like the steering on the navigator because it allows me to jog, take my dog for a walk at the same time and turn tight corners easily! A really great stroller!
Amazing Stroller
Geschreven door: Marie-Joëlle
woensdag 29 mei 20135/5
I bought this stroller on phil and teds website and I had a really great experience. Shipping was really fast and the service is A+! I have a newborn a and a 15 month old and this stroller is just perfect. It is really easy to handle and it really smooth on the road. My newborn always fall asleep and my toddler enjoy the ride! It is also really compact wich is great for a double stroller. I had the bugaboo cameleon before and I would go for the Navigator even for a single! Its just perfect for us, definitely recommand this stroller!
Geschreven door: Amir
woensdag 29 mei 20133/5
After using the Navigator for a few weeks now, I can honestly say that it's a great product. Made from sturdy materials and feels good on the hands. Having said that, I think the folding mechanism is a problem. You can get used to it but still pretty awkward to bend over, fold it and lift it to the car, especially for a women on her own. Would be nice to have the folding trigger at the top on the handle so you don't have to bend over. Also how the front wheel folds underneath, you have to help it out under there. There's nothing that guides it as it's folding therefore makes it a hassle. It's pretty heavy too. I imagine that lighter materials could have been used for the frame and metal parts, they do the same with bikes, but it will also be more expensive. I would happily pay more for the same Navigator version that's made from carbon fiber, for example, so it's a lot lighter.
Great stroller for years to come
Geschreven door: Eun-hee
woensdag 29 mei 20134/5
We also own the Maclaren "snap & go" which was great for our first infant and used the Bob stroller. For travel we use a "cheap" umbrella stroller in case it gets damaged. Now that we are expecting our second child we had to upgrade to a double stroller. In comparison to the Bob (we are still using the Navigator as a single) it doesn't seem to push as easily but it is easier than the umbrella stroller that we still use on occasion. It is much more compact and the basket is HUGE compared to the Bob. The major difference in the basket of the Bob and Navigator is that the Navigator has a much higher clearance from the seat. I live in a large city and do all my shopping walking so a large basket is helpful. I can place two paper shopping bags in the Navigator's basket (with the bags upright) whereas in the Bob the seat sits so low that I would have to place one bag on its side and carry the other. Having a compact stroller in a large city is essential and have been very pleased with the Navigator. It is also quite "streamlined" with the second seat attached. I do like the feature that I can use this stroller immediately for a newborn as the main seat fully reclines (most strollers I've researched need an attachment). I am also looking forward to purchasing the freerider stroller board once my eldest is old enough. The umbrella on this stroller is large and the best feature is that it is a "follow the sun" which the Bob does not offer. In retrospect I think we would've been better off with the Phil & Teds stroller from the beginning as it is quite versatile with all the attachment options (saddle bags & diddie bags for extra storage which will be essential in doubles configuration & the freerider board for older kids). I couldn't rate this product as a 5 star since our umbrella was "defective" as it didn't "follow the sun". After excellent customer service by the company however, a replacement was sent out quite promptly. It appears our umbrella was just extra "stiff" as we discovered when sending it back to the company (they wanted to research it for quality control). One really cannot go wrong with a great product and great customer service.
Naviagtor review
Geschreven door: Nikki
woensdag 29 mei 20135/5
I've only had this for a few days, but so far I love it and so does my 6 month old baby! I can't compare it to other similar strollers since I never tried them out, but it really is everything I would want in a stroller. I spent a lot of time researching strollers, especially looking for strollers that are not made with harmful materials. I emailed mountain buggy/phil& ted and got a quick reply that was a page long informing me of strict standards and chemical testing done on the materials used to make the product. The email was quite in depth so I won't elaborate on it here, but it made me very confident in the product and was one of the factors I used for purchasing phil&ted products. Prior to this stroller, we used a car seat with attachment stroller- worked fine for what it was but so glad to get my baby out of that car seat( material composition/potential off-gassing in the fabric was the main issue!). The ride with the Navigator is like riding on air ( I assume) compared to strollers with non-inner tube tires. The navigator moves easily with one hand and so far I has been great to use for jogging. It was very easy to set up- I was able to put it together during my daughter's short nap! The written instructions are a little hard to follow, but the video on the website really helped. As far as negatives, I really don't have any. But as for some things to consider- the golden kiwi color is a little more yellow - almost a mustard color in person. But still very attractive. And the basket in the bottom (which turns into the feet area for the second child) is smaller than I expected. I liked to put my grocery bag in the basket area of my other stroller and I can see that I won't be able to put as big a bag in this stroller. One thing that I really like, is the move with the sun shade hood- my daughter doesn't like the sun in her face- and this hood can be pulled all the way down- something that I was concerned about based on the pictures. I published this on Amazon a few days after I got my buggy and I a month later, I still feel the same about it. In addition, I purchased the face-to-face seat. Initially, I thought it might be a waste of money, as my daughter was almost 7 months old when I got it, but it is the best $50 I've spent, even if I only get another month out of it. I love being able to look and interact with her on our walks/runs. I always feel sad when I see other parents pushing their little ones along and aren't able to connect with their baby as I am with my daughter.
Awesome stroller!,
Geschreven door: Tessa
woensdag 29 mei 20134/5
I live in NYC, where a stroller is my car. Thus I have a lot of requirements in choosing a stroller. I've always loved the Phil and Teds design. I love how compactly two kids can fit into one stroller. I love the single, front swivel wheel. I can steer the stroller easily with one hand. It pushes so easily. I previously had the E3 Phil and Teds stroller, and recently upgraded to the Navigator. I am so happy with it. The fabric material is really nice and easy to clean. I love the sun hood and I love the adjustable handle. The only negative I can think of is that the basket at the bottom ends up being smaller in the Navigator than in other Phil and Teds double strollers. The doubles kit sits closer inside the basket. So I can't put as big of bags in the basket and the doubles seat is more difficult for a toddler to get in and out of because there is less clearance. But I guess because it sits closer in, it is easier to hang on diaper bag on the stroller handle without it getting in the way of the doubles seat. Otherwise, I am completely happy with this stroller!
Geschreven door: Kimberley
woensdag 29 mei 20133/5
I love my new Navigator Stroller!!! everything about it. It fits both my children very comfortably and it super easy for me to maneuver around tight corners and through skinny doorways. The seats recline nicely so you can have your kids nap easily. and we love the adjustable bar... AND the customer service was extremely helpful when I called with ALL of my questions
The Navigator
Geschreven door: Caroline
woensdag 29 mei 20135/5
We have recently purchased a Phil and Teds Navigator. The most noticeable trait is how great it looks; I feel good walking down the street with my new baby in it. We take it cross country on a local walking route - the big sturdy wheels ensure it handles well. As my wife and I use it together the ease of changing handle height is a really plus point - no one has to hunch down or stretch in order to push it along. It is currently in new born mode. The harness is ease to use and I feel the baby is very secure. As we did not originally purchase the rear facing attachment (will be getting it soon though) I like being able to look through the plastic to see the baby as we are walking along. I would like to have slightly more room in the storage basket at the bottom. We also purchased the carry case (the Navigator folds up and can be tucked away with ease) as we will be flying with it shortly. It looks as though it will easily handle the rigors of any airport baggage handlers.
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Gentlemen, residents of the United States go into the public record--a record which anyone can search.
Rest assured: if a man named Andreus Thanos (or his other "real" name) lived in the United States as a legal entity, he most assuredly would appear in that public record.
There is no doubt to this whatsoever.
Now if Andreus Thanos was a pseudonym, or he lived as an illegal immigrant, then all bets are off.
Andreus Thanos being a pseudonym doesn't tie in with Boston Pirate's claims of knowing him though, so someone is definitely lying.
The difference is, a big poster here has verified that was supposed to be their 'real name' and identity.
I don't know if Greeks go by this rule, but Spanish go by Father-Mother hyphenated Surnames, and only use the Father's in America.
Perhaps Andreus did the same - Example: Andreus Thanos-Olympian.
^It would have shown in the public database, Borg.
I think some of the posters in this thread (not you) do not want to face the ugly truth.
On another note, several have comment that this story is a most remarkable, real-live murder mystery. Consider:
1. Someone created a character.
2. Someone killed him.
3. Whodunit?
4. We readers have to look for the clues.
^The thing is that my information is cold, hard data pulled from public databases, not just "baseless speculation".
Ah right OK, that's fine then
Maybe it's easier for me to look at it that way because I didn't know Andreus, his brother, BP, anyone, so I don't have those "close ties".
Last edited by LaughOutLoud; December 4th, 2012 at 01:36 PM.
Even I, who had only been here about a year and 1000 posts when he left and had very little direct interaction with him, considered him kinda larger than life. This, I think, is why this thread has reached 17 pages. I suspect were we to raise this about any number of other JUB big guns - no names need mentioning, but I'm sure if we drew up lists there'd be many names popping up on them more than once - who've made a big contribution here over the years, they'd get to double figures easily, hot or not.
Make no mistake, Andreus could pull a crowd. Frankly I think we all deserve a bit more credit than "it's because he was hot and packing."
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Andreus had an occasional (and rather annoying) habit of posting pictures of "himself" for only a few minutes. He would post a link to a picture, and the picture would be removed after a few minutes.
On one occasion, I recognized the picture he posted as that of a little-known amateur male model, who had once done a small series of outdoor nudes.
It didn't strike me at the time as evidence that he was a fake. Lots of people who are not comfortable with their own appearance post pics of other people which they claim to be their own. It does not mean that they are not real people, with real lives and important things to say about the world.
But, it does fit with the impression that much (or even all) of his persona was not what he claimed it to be.
Just beware, if I had posted all the things I've thought applicable and have been kind of wanting to say in this thread, we'd probably be on about page 40 by now. I keep typing in stuff, but then deciding not to hit the 'submit reply' button. I find it a fascinating thread.
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Same. Unless there's some serious ethical issue involved I don't know why you'd withhold stuff but bother to mention you "know things."
I wonder why the administration here doesn't require proof of death to place a member into the Garden? There are probably a thousand or more deceased members on this website and we don't even know about their deaths. Just seems ironic that we can honor the loss of someone that may have very well never existed at all.
Rumor had it that Kahil's dick was bigger than Andreus'. Just saying is all.
Everyone wants to be heard. No one wants to listen.
So maybe he just sought out a new life?
Really, most of my points would be based around the fact that I'd prefer to read the mundane story of one real jubber, than the exciting and interesting story of a fake one (unless its in the story forum, which I like). I am really, really passionate about that. I came to the Jub forums at a time when I needed to connect and Jub became very important in my life, helping me through a rocky patch. When Andreus confessed to being HIV+ on here, I thought that was really amazing. That is why I said in that thread :
I have just read your thread from start to finish. It took me an hour or so, but it was one of the most rewarding hours I have ever spent. I don't personally know anyone who is HIV+ (perhaps that is a fault of my own making), but now I feel I do.
Thankyou for sharing and all the best to you. From what I have read, you have all the mental armoury required to fight it. And I believe you will succeed.
So I spent an hour of my life reading something that I could have done something else more constructive and worthy of my time. There still might be an Andreus, but I very much doubt his story. Unless there is something else that comes to light that swings things around. So, it's been an unpleasant, in many ways, thread, yet fascinating. But at the same time, if someone can see the possible consequences of their actions before embarking on a similar pathway, perhaps some good will come out of it.
That's basically my thoughts in a nutshell.
Last edited by justaguy; December 4th, 2012 at 03:49 PM.
Nope? Thought so
We also do have a few deceased members where I am very certain that they actually died. Most of them were well not "larger than life" just your average nice jubbers. Some had contact to other posters outside of JUB, some had their life-partner drop us a mail or write a PM.There are probably a thousand or more deceased members on this website and we don't even know about their deaths. Just seems ironic that we can honor the loss of someone that may have very well never existed at all.
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But I'm not ready to be prescribed anti-anxieties or anything .... I'm still quite capable of functioning as a normal, happy human, despite this thread
Answering your own threads isn't a good sign ... Be careful, you might turn into Joswanprince!
^ Justaguy and joswanprince are the same person???
But do carry on with your investigations & comments, folks ... it's fascinating stuff!!
Last edited by ozguy; December 4th, 2012 at 05:06 PM.
^^^ Joswan has been known to start threads, and then answer his own questions. I just didn't wanna see Justaguy start turning into him when I saw him quoting himself.
Tiny secret?
I found this surfing... somehow, I thought it fit here since this thread seems to be about resurrecting the un-dead.
... and I just thought it was kind of a cool picture, and didn't know anywhere else to share it.
Let's put it this way. I'm not going to be calling in any representatives from the Guiness Book of World Records.
We're being sidetracked. Better get back on topic.
As for Croynan ... he was a dear friend and I, too, miss him greatly on the boards! I did receive an email from him not too long ago .... He was dealing with a few issues in his life but is doing well and keeping busy.
But I digress .... back to the super sleuthing, everyone!
A thread becomes SO popular, that it eventually drags you in, so here i am. And, now that i am, i no longer have faith that anybody is real except for myself. However, with that in mind, how do i know i'm really alive, this could all be a dream, a continuation of a life unknown to be ceased, this thread is a mind-fuck. Good-night, god bless.
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Suns guard Goran Dragic did not practice Thursday before the team left on its three-game, four-day road trip.
"I'm sore, especially my butt, my wrist," he said. "But it's normal."
Normal only after factoring in how hard he hit the floor after being undercut by the Knicks J.R. Smith on a drive to the basket in the closing seconds of the second quarter.
"It was not intentional," Dragic said of what the officials ruled as a Flagrant 1 foul. "He bumped me with his shoulder on my leg; and I just lose control and fall awkwardly."
Dragic missed the subsequent free throws and then exited the game. He spent the remainder of the 99-97 loss to the Knicks in the locker room with what the team reported as hip, wrist and back contusions.
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"Especially I'm really skinny," he said. "The butt is really hurting me right now."


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Jet Set understands that pet owners want durability, versatility and adequate restraint in their cat's travel carrier. The Forma Frame implements all of these design details beautifully while also ensuring a comfortable "ride" for your cat. Jet Set Forma Frame features a retractable metal support that strengthens the frame of this bag and can be folded quickly for compact storage. Integrated handle and buckles lend security for pets and comfort for you while blending seamlessly into the carrier's design. The Jet Set carrier uses a proprietary connection system that adds structural integrity, component durability and streamlined functionality. Use it as a secure vehicle carrier, backpack, shoulder carrier or carry it by hand with the assorted straps included with this carrier. No matter how you use it, your pet rides in comfort and safety.
Jet Set Forma Frame features two mesh-sided zippered entrances and claw-proof mesh windows for flow-through ventilation. Windows feature roll-up shades for privacy. A safety leash prevents your small pet from falling out or escaping. The inside features a cushioning mat with cozy fleece on one side, nylon on the other for comfort in every season. Bag is airline approved, but always verify with your airline directly before traveling with this carrier. Please specify Orange/Brown.
Please click on "More Information" for washing instructions and travel safety tips.


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Learning Carpets
Noah's Alphabet School Rug - Oval - 8' 8"W x 11' 8"L
Price $314.95Weight: 18.00 pounds
Call 1-877-839-3330 for a shipping quote.Currently on backorder
Volume discounts available.
Volume discounts available.
Note: This rug is on back order until 2/27/15.
The friendly and colorful animals on Noah's Alphabet School Rug will invite preschoolers to take a seat. This commercial-grade classroom rug features double-stitched, surged edges and triple-ply backing, so it won't wrinkle or fray. And it's stain resistant, so it will stay protected against everyday spills.
Key Features
- Ideal for preschool classrooms, daycare centers or home use
- Non-toxic and non-allergenic
- Anti-static and stain-resistant
- Dimensions: 8' 8" x 11' 8"
- Shape: Oval
- Suggested grade level: Preschool
- Triple-ply backing system
- Meets Class 1 Flammability Rating
- Warranty: Lifetime abrasive wear warranty