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new back to snowboarding
hello. im a shorter bigger girl. im about 5 3 and 195 right now. i bought a new 5150 159cm vice 08 board, with k2 indy bindings, and burton womens casa boots.
overall its been an ok ride so far. seems a little big for my height. im working on snowboarding as much as i can so i can help lose some of this weight ive gained recently. it really seems i need a shorter board, turning seems to be whats hurting me most right now and where my falls happen at.... any recommendations? |
I think you could definitely drop down a few centimeters, especially if you are having a hard time turning. Try looking for a women's all-mountain board in sizes in the low or mid 150's. Not all boards will come in sizes that long, but you should have enough to choose from. Look at boards like the Ride Solace, Rome Vinyl, Burton Lux, or K2 Luna. You should be able to find all of these boards on sale within the next few weeks.
When I learned to ride I had a hard time learning to turn. Getting a snowboard that was softer and shorter made a big difference. But keep in mind that falling while attempting to turn is to be expected for beginners. For me, it was the hardest skill to learn! Your boots might be a problem as well. The Burton Casas are VERY SOFT beginner boots and may not be stiff enough to support your weight. Suggestion: Post this in the equipment forum for "boards" and you'll get more help. A lot of people probably don't check this one as frequently. Good luck and welcome to snowboarding! |
yes most of the boards are on sale right now.. i got the 5150 for under 100 bux! the burtons and others you are talking about were 90-120 right now.. tuesday morning i am going to go looking for another board..
I went and bought a Lamar Blazer 154 last tuesday the ride was a lot better and was tryna find a burton but most of the 153/154s were gone... i also swapped my boots and knocked them down a few sizes... helped a lot...
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COTABATO, Philippines: Philippine police said yesterday they had shot dead a suspect in the 2009 killings of 58 people, the country's worst political massacre, after he hurled a grenade and fired a pistol at them.
Maguid Amil resisted arrest after being approached by policemen in the strife-torn southern province of Maguindanao on Friday, Senior Superintendent Melecio Mina said.
The grenade did not explode but officers fired back, killing Amil, he added.
Maguindanao police chief Senior Superintendent Rodelio Jocson said the policemen survived because Amil apparently forgot to pull the grenade's pin.
"He must have gotten flustered. He did not pull out the pin before he threw it at the policemen," said Jocson.
Elsewhere in Maguindanao on Friday, another suspect, Nasser Guia, was arrested by police acting on a tip-off, Mina said.
Both Guia and Amil were allegedly part of the private army of the powerful Ampatuan clan who stopped a rival political group's convoy and herded dozens to an isolated hillside where they were murdered.
"Both Amil and Guia were among those who flagged down the convoy in November, 2009 and were among those who herded the victims to... the massacre site," said Mina, citing eyewitnesses.
The killing of members of the rival clan, lawyers, journalists and even by-standers, was apparently intended to prevent a rival candidate from running against an Ampatuan in elections in May 2010.
The massacre shocked the nation, forcing then president Gloria Arroyo to crack down on her former allies, the Ampatuans.
Originally, only 57 people were listed as victims of the massacre but a 58th person was confirmed by authorities last year to be among the fatalities even if his body was never recovered.
Although key Ampatuan clan members are now being tried for the crime, more than three years later, dozens of other suspects remain at large, raising fears they will intimidate witnesses while protecting the clan's interests.
The trial is seen as a test of whether the Philippines can abolish the "culture of impunity" surrounding powerful figures who feel they can commit crimes without fear of punishment.
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Neighborhood: Central District
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The original Mandarin Oriental is back. Though it's always been one of the best hotels in Hong Kong, if not all of Asia, this relic of the Swinging Sixties was beginning to show its age. Now, after a thorough rethink of its interiors (and not just a cosmetic one — we're talking walls knocked down, floors ripped up, the works) it's got the looks to once again match its reputation.
These new guest rooms are the opposite of dated. Though they're perhaps more conservatively styled than those in some of the other newer Mandarins, they come off more serious, more grand, not at all stuffy. They're bigger than before as well, with bathrooms you could happily live in, and the gadgetry is state-of-the-art, from the flat screens in the bedrooms and bathrooms to the ultra-high-tech lighting systems.
"City or harbor views" is almost always a clever way of saying "good or bad views"; here it's not quite so simple, as you could do a lot worse for city views than Chater Road and Statue Square. Still, anyone can have a harbor view from the rooftop M Bar, serving cocktails and Cantonese tapas with the best view in the house. The classic Mandarin Grill + Bar has had a going-over at the hand of Sir Terence Conran, and the top-floor restaurant (from which the views are understandably none too shabby) belongs to three-Michelin-starred chef Pierre Gagnaire.
So it looks brand new, which is a good thing, but underneath it all it's still the same old Mandarin Oriental — also a good thing, as this has always meant fine living, faultless service and the sort of bars and restaurants where the city's social scene congregates. Pretty much all you'd want from a big city hotel.
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- 21 Guest Reviews
- Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong
- 5 Connaught Road
- Central Western, Hong Kong
- Neighborhood: Central District
Hotel amenities and services
- 24 hour concierge
- 24 hour front desk
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- No pets allowed
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- Janice
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- Rating: Excellent
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Good & central location, warm service, nice touch of evening turn down service with a personalised small gift, such as a bookmark and eye mask
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
- Janice
- Stayed January 2012
- Rating: Excellent
What I liked:
I got an upgrade to a harbor deluxe room, which was big with an amazing harbor view (a binocular was even provided!). Bathroom was very well designed with a lot of amenities (e.g. shaving kit, loofah, talcum powder, hair comb, the usual bath products). At turndown service every night, was given complimentary products such as eye mask, energizing mist and relaxing oil. Service at the concierge was attentive and dependable. I'll definitely return there next time!
What the hotel could do better:
Nothing, had a wonderful stay!
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- Rating: Good
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Excellent service, v good location
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Pancreatic cancer is the ninth most common cancer in men and tenth most common cancer in women in Australia.1
Unfortunately pancreatic cancer has a low survival rate as it is most often diagnosed at an advanced stage. Pancreatic cancer is the fifth most common cause of cancer death over all.
Incidence and mortality
In 2011, 2748 new cases of pancreatic cancer were diagnosed in Australia. The risk of being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer by age 85 is 1 in 56 for Australian men and 1 in 71 for Australian women.
In 2012, there were 2524 deaths resulting from pancreatic cancer in Australia – over 5% of all cancer deaths.
There is no routine screening test for pancreatic cancer.
Symptoms and diagnosis
Pancreatic cancer rarely causes symptoms until the cancer is big enough to touch and affect organs nearby.
Early signs of pancreatic cancer include:
- pain in the upper abdomen
- loss of appetite
- nausea and vomiting
- weight loss
- changed bowel motions – either diarrhoea or severe constipation
- jaundice (yellowish skin and eyes, and dark urine).
Less common signs include:
- severe back pain
- onset of diabetes (10-20% of people with pancreatic cancer develop diabetes).
Tests to diagnose pancreatic cancer include:
- blood tests
- imaging tests: ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, PET scan
- tissue sampling tests including fine-needle aspiration (needle biopsy), endoscopy and laparoscopy.
Imaging and tissue sampling tests (above) are used to determine the stage of the cancer.
The staging system used for pancreatic cancer is the TNM system, which describes the stage of the cancer from stage I to stage IV.
The causes of pancreatic cancer are not known, but factors that put some people at higher risk are:
- smoking
- age (it occurs mostly in people over the age of 65)
- diabetes: pancreatic cancer occurs more often in people who have diabetes
- a family history of pancreatic, ovarian or colon cancer
- chronic pancreatitis
- gastrectomy.
Not smoking or quitting smoking. Smokers are two to three times more likely to develop pancreatic cancer.
Treatment for pancreatic cancer may include surgery, endoscopic treatment, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, or a combination of these treatments.
For early disease, surgery is the most common treatment – usually the Whipple operation, which is removal of part of the pancreas, the first part of the small bowel (duodenum), part of the stomach and the gall bladder, and part of the bile duct.
An individual's prognosis depends on the type and stage of cancer, as well as their age and general health at the time of diagnosis. Pancreatic cancer is usually not found until it is advanced. The five year survival rate for people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer is around 5%.
For more information, contact Cancer Council 13 11 20 (cost of a local call).
1) Excluding non-melanoma skin cancer, which is the most commonly diagnosed cancer according to general practice and hospitals data, however there is no reporting of cases to cancer registries.
For more information
- Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2012. Cancer survival and prevalence in Australia: period estimates from 1982 to 2010. Cancer Series no. 69. Cat. no. CAN 65. Canberra: AIHW.
- Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2015. ACIM (Australian Cancer Incidence and Mortality) Books. Canberra: AIHW.
- Australian Institute of Health and Welfare & Australasian Association of Cancer Registries 2012. Cancer in Australia: an overview, 2012. Cancer series no. 74. Cat. no. CAN 70. Canberra: AIHW.
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- Soundex card manifests of alien and citizen arrivals at Hogansburg, Malone, Morristown, Nyando, Ogdensburg, Rooseveltown, and Waddington, New York, July 1929-April 1956 (NARA M1482).
These card manifests are arranged in Soundex order and document over 1,000,000 arrivals. Some citizen arrivals are also included. The bulk of the arrivals were at Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The cards are arranged by soundex code and include permanent, temporary, statistical, and nonstatistical arrivals.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — "Dancing with the Stars" viewers didn't give Metta World Peace a chance.
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The crisis erupted in September last when the communities living around the landfills rose in protest against the Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) dumping untreated waste in their backyard. This resulted in garbage piling up across the city. The city generates more than 3,500 tonnes of garbage every day.
It was only then that the BBMP woke up to the need for a proper solid waste management policy. The garbage crisis even resulted in the transfer of two commissioners of the BBMP, not to mention the criticism that the government and the BBMP received from the High Court of Karnataka.
Realising the gravity of the situation, the BBMP decided to make segregation of waste at source mandatory for all citizens from October 1, 2012. The BBMP top officials claimed that systems had been put in place to handle the segregated waste.
The BBMP also realised that it had to break the hold that the "garbage mafia" had on it and thereby, the city, and floated new garbage tenders; a majority of which were bagged by a single agency — B.V.G. India Pvt. Ltd.
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Available with a turbocharged four-cylinder engine or a naturally aspirated V6, the Genesis Coupe presents typically impressive Hyundai value, but with a high-performance edge. Sending power to the rear wheels makes for a superior driving experience, and the Genesis Coupe also boasts distinctive styling and ample feature content. These virtues make Hyundai's taut two-door one of our favorite affordable performance cars.
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The Hyundai Genesis Coupe is available in six trim levels: 2.0T, 2.0T R-Spec, 2.0T Premium, 3.8 R-Spec, 3.8 Grand Touring and 3.8 Ultimate.
Power is provided by either a 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine ("2.0T") or a 3.8-liter V6. The turbo-4 makes 274 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque, while the V6 cranks out 348 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. For the base 2.0T, Hyundai offers either a six-speed manual (with hill-start assist) or an eight-speed automatic (with rev-matching downshifts and manual shift control). The R-Spec trim is manual only, while the Premium level is automatic only. The V6 models follow suit: a choice of manual or automatic for the Ultimate trim, manual only in the R-Spec, and automatic only for the Grand Touring.
Hyundai's reputation for generous standard equipment continues, as even in base 2.0T trim standard features include 18-inch wheels, keyless ignition and entry, �automatic climate control, Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity and USB/iPod integration. The performance-focused R-Spec loses a few luxuries (including keyless ignition), but adds 19-inch wheels with summer tires, Brembo brakes, firmer suspension tuning, a limited-slip rear differential and front sport seats. The 3.8 R-Spec gets the same upgrades.
Instead of the R-Spec's performance add-ons, the 2.0T Premium adds perks such as a sunroof, rear parking sensors, a power driver seat, the Blue Link telematics system, a navigation system and an upgraded audio system. The Grand Touring and Ultimate trims further add niceties like leather upholstery, heated front seats and rear parking sensors.
In testing, a V6-powered Hyundai Genesis Coupe ran the 0-60-mph sprint in a quick 5.3 seconds. The 2.0T did it in 6.5 seconds. The 2.0T's lighter weight, however, makes for a slightly more balanced driving experience. That said, either version provides the engaging and athletic driving dynamics expected from a well-engineered, rear-wheel-drive sport coupe. Steering response is quick and crisp, balance is excellent and body roll is kept nicely in check. On the other hand, the ride in R-Spec and Ultimate trims is a bit rough due to their firmer suspensions and bigger wheels, so make sure you go over some bumps on a test-drive.
Inside, the Hyundai Genesis Coupe has relatively high-quality materials with good fit and finish. The driver seat has ample bolstering and provides a low, cockpit-like driving position. Buyers should know that the small backseat is strictly for children. Overall, though, the Genesis Coupe is a winner in the South Korean carmaker's lineup, helping to further define it as a value leader in both luxury and performance cars.
Used Hyundai Genesis Coupe Models
The Genesis Coupe debuted for 2010 in seven trim levels, which are for the most part similar to those of the current car. Key exceptions would be the "Track" trims ? the 2.0T version was dropped after the first model year, while the 3.8 version was eventually replaced by the Ultimate for 2014. Originally, the 2.0T's turbo-4 produced 210 hp, while the 3.8-liter V6 produced 306 hp. The available automatic transmissions were different as well, with a five-speed paired to the 2.0T and a six-speed for the 3.8.
The most notable changes occurred for 2013. Front-end styling became more aggressive, the eight-speed automatics were introduced and both engines received their current outputs. That year also saw revised, sharper steering and the availability of a telescoping steering column. A year later saw the addition of keyless ignition and entry, hill-start assist and rev-matching downshifts for automatic transmissions.
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NEW YORK: Advertisements are not trusted by half of Americans and only 3% completely trust them, although opinion varies depending on the age and educational background of respondents, a recent survey has found.
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Ads for diet products, financial services, pharmaceuticals, cars and cosmetics made up the five categories regarded as the least trustworthy while ads for clothing stores, household electronics and casual dining restaurants (as opposed to fast food chains) emerged as the most trusted.
Opinion was relatively balanced between the sexes, but men were particularly suspicious of ads for financial services – 31% of men thought them to be untrustworthy compared with 22% of women.
Also of note for marketers, the study revealed that many industry tactics, such as comparative advertising or scientific endorsements, appeared to have little impact or even made respondents more suspicious.
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The U.S. military's long-standing veiled ban on gay folks serving their country is set to end on this Tuesday, September 20th. "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" is widely agreed to have been a policy failure, resulting in more soldiers being ousted than before it was put in place when the military had an all-out ban on LGBT people in the service. The generals tasked with overseeing the change don't seem particularly worried about the effects of this change toward equality, and expect business to continue as usual next week. Furthermore, hundreds of veterans who had been ousted from the military due to their sexual orientations plan to reenlist. Nevertheless, opponents are still frantically trying to push back the date of the repeal, voicing concerns about unit cohesion or showers or something (all of which has been roundly disproved as issues in other countries' inclusive militaries). Three cheers for good gay news: citizens who want to serve their country will now be able to do so openly and honestly, and bless them for their sacrifices.
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Photographer Dana Jensen and I were lucky enough to be on board the U.S. Coast Guard barque Eagle on Saturday during the Parade of Sail event. To get there, Dana and I, along with reporter Jennifer McDermott, had to board a Coast Guard patrol boat at Fort Trumbull at 7:00 a.m. to be ferried to Niantic Bay, where we the Eagle was anchored.
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Looking back at UConn's first women's basketball national championship 20 years later.
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