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8 ounces finely shredded Italian cheese blend (divided)
14.5 ounce can diced tomatoes
1/4 teaspoon galic powder
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1/2 teaspoon pepper
12 slices pepperoni
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Worried parents will ban their children from making snowmen and having snowball fights this winter - for fear they will catch a cold, a study found.
The protective one in five mums and dads, 20 per cent, will try to stop their youngsters falling ill by keeping them wrapped up warm indoors.
Furthermore, 29 per cent say it is "too dangerous" to let them outside because they may slip on ice or be bruised by a tightly-packed snowball.
That is despite many parents admitting they "enjoyed" playing outside when they were younger, the study by Chessington World of Adventures Resort found.
A stressed 20 per cent say they are "too tired" or "too busy" to supervise their children outside, so they find it easier to ban them completely.
David Smith, General Manager at Chessington World of Adventures Resort said: "Building snowmen and throwing snowballs are activities children have been doing for years.
"Getting outside and having fun is all part of growing up so it is a shame many of today's youngsters are not experiencing this fun as parents are scared they may catch a cold or get hurt.
"Whether it's in the snow or in warmer temperatures, studies have shown playing outside is good for children's health, is character building, and can also boost their confidence."
(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...
Good! More snow for us!
It is amazing how many people still believe that viral infections, colds and influenza, are caused by exposure to cool temperatures.
well, I suppose that explains why the Brits don't have an Empire any longer...
Oh, it's British parents. Figures...
In my day, Canadian moms put razor sharp blades on their kids feet and shoved them outdoors to find a frozen pond. If the kids were boys, they gave them a stick with a sharp bend at the end, and a half pound of hard rubber. They told the boys to hit that rubber as hard as they could with the stick, in the general direction of other boys — and to knock down, or punch out any other boys, who got in their way.
Snow was for building forts and snowballs. If you had enough of it piled up nearby, you could tunnel in it, until the whole works collapsed on you. If you had a hill nearby, you sled down it, with anything that came to hand. Just remember to roll off, just before the big tree.
When you had frostbite on all your extremities, you could come in and get a scalding-hot cup of cocoa.
In Carlisle MA it is illegal for anyone to throw a snowball.
seriously ??
The long, long winters of the Boston area...my sons would have eaten me alive if I was like this. : )
Soon it will be illegal to have more then 10 snowballs in your possession.
Don't eat the yellow snow!
Oh that is one sweet pond!!! Not even any shopping carriages or anything sticking out of the ice (that I can see)...man, those were the best days, skating until you couldn't feel your feet.
You see this in the United States too. There was a map put out on the internet (I can't remember the site) that showed how far each generation allowed their kids to roam away from the house without supervision. In the 50s, it was a couple miles, in the 70s, it was perhaps a mile and now, it was a block. Parents are allowing their kids to do less and less activities that involve risk. In the old days, a kid breaking his arm was no big deal. A kid getting in a fight was no big deal. These days, its a crisis.
***because they may slip on ice or be bruised by a tightly-packed snowball. ***
Bruised? When we were kids in NM we fought serious snow ball fights! The kids we were fighting started putting rocks in their snowballs, we fought back by putting cactus in ours!
The British USED to be Lions, striding over the world.
They've turned, in two generations, from Lions. . . .to hamsters. . . a nation of eunuch sheeple. . .
Just scanning over this free range kids site and its kind of refreshing to see a lack of hysteria.
The more time a kid spends outside playing, especially in the dirt, the healthy they are. Period.
Son #2 had the name of Pigpen when he was little after the Peanuts comic strip character and for much the same reason. I'd have him scrubbed and dressed to go out and he would be filthy by the time I got him from the house to the car. He loved to lay in the dirt and play with his toy cars and construction equipment. But, he was rarely sick. Even now, if he says he's not feeling well, which rarely happens, he's really sick (he just turned 31).
I don't know what's wrong with people today. The more exposure kids have to dirt and things, the better off they are.
That which does not kill you makes you stronger!
We usually played touch but with deep snow we played tackle football. Snow time was fun time for me and my friends. Tunnels, forts, snowball fights, getting cold and frozen then coming home to moms warm dinner and warm house
Hey, I'm a middle aged white male and I drive a (gasp) WHITE VAN. I can't drive the slow school zone speed limits or I'll have parents taking pictures of me with their phones and expect the SWAT team to stop me within a few blocks.
Last weekend my 11 year old son asked to go sledding. We headed off to the local university to sled on a good hill. A "rent a cop" showed up and informed us there was "NO sledding anywhere on campus. The rule is listed in the Faculty Staff Handbook and the Student Handbook due to LIABILITY concerns." I am so sick of people trying to legislate the fun out of everything in life.
You say the rule is listed in the faculty and student handbooks? I assume this is an open campus, so unless your kid is faculty or a student, how is the rent-a-cop gonna stop you?
Parents are allowing their kids to do less and less activities that involve risk. In the old days, a kid breaking his arm was no big deal. A kid getting in a fight was no big deal. These days, its a crisis.
Yes it's a crisis nowadays as parents have experienced lawsuits (filed against/to), draconian Child Services regulations, a severe coarsening on our culture, the inherent dangers of today's society, peer pressure to push the envelope...etc.
Frankly, are American parents any better?. I doubt it. And as stupid as these parents are, it still means that 80% are sensible parents.
If we arent what we once were, then frankly neither are you. We arent the UK of 1815, 1914 or 1940, but then you lot arent the USA of 1776, 1917 or 1941 either.
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In case you were in any doubt about how committed eurozone leaders are to the survival of the single currency, Angela Merkel has put out another statement on doing 'everything possible to protect the eurozone', this time with Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti. The pair had a phone conversation on Sunday and their remarks follow the joint statement released by Merkel and François Hollande on Friday, and Mario Draghi's announcement last Thursday that the European Central Bank would do 'whatever it takes' to protect the euro.
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There is an optimistic scenario for the U.S. economy: Europe gets its act together. The pace of world growth quickens, igniting demand for U.S. exports. American politicians agree to a credible compromise that gives the economy a fiscal boost now and restrains deficits later. The housing market turns up. Relieved businesses hire. Relieved consumers spend.
But there are at least two unpleasant scenarios: One is that Europe becomes the epicenter of a financial earthquake on the scale of the crash of 1929 or Lehman Brothers 2008. The other is that Europe muddles through, but the U.S. stagnates for another five years, mired in slow growth, high unemployment and ugly politics.
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The headling "Political Stalemate Holds Economy Hostage" is misleading. It should read "Progressive Ideologists Are Holding the Economy Hostage" and by doing so have damaged disabled the free enterprise system. September 28, 5:09 pm | [comment link] |
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#1, it is their title, which I see they have now changed. You know in any case that those on the opposite side from you believe it is "conservative ideologists" who are doing the same thing. September 28, 5:14 pm | [comment link] |
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The point is that the American people are polarized. The Congress is in fact doing its job. The liberal/progressives complain only that they are opposed. From my perspective gridlock is my friend. September 28, 5:22 pm | [comment link] |
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The progressive agenda will destroy all aspects of America as it was founded [by definition]. Just as an armed robber will take all the money in your home. Do you compromise with the robber and give him some/most of what he demands? No, you defeat him one way or another. I am with Br. Michael and a goodly number of the American people who elected sufficient republicans/conservatives to install gridlock in Washington becasue they were scared silly by what they saw in the first two years of the Obama Reign. That Mr. Obama's poll numbers continue to slide indicates the American people will continue the job started in November 2010. The robber will no doubt call me all kinds of things as I seek to defeat him. So what? There is no moral equivalence between his position and mine. September 28, 5:47 pm | [comment link] |
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I wish we had "political stalemate" before the job killing obamacare and the crime against humanity (future humanity that is) stimulus bill. Obama is having a hard time pushing through more regulations…and that's a good thing. September 28, 6:12 pm | [comment link] |
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But look at the executive regulations the Democrats are pushing through without any Congressional enabling legislation!. We are in the decline of the Republic and heading for dictatorship with the liberal/progressives leading the way. Of course hear how they howl if the Conservative side ever takes the power that they themselves have given to the Executive! September 28, 9:17 pm | [comment link] |
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Reply to Father Kendall (#2.). I hope that you know that I meant no offense to you. If I offended you, please accept my apology. Regarding the "opposite side," I am not a conservative with an opposing point of view. I am, to coin a term, a 'preservationist.' And my position is not ideological, it is based upon a strong deserve to preserve what it is that we have had historically as a nation that has made us the great nation that we have been up until a rapid series of innovations over the past 50 years. These innovations are mostly rooted in progressive ideology that goes back to the 1800s. A progressive ideology that resulted in Bismark's Germany and World War One, then World War Two in Europe and in the post-WWII Cold War. The things that I feel we must preserve are based upon our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, our Judeo-Chrisitan rooted traditions and the free market system. They are based upon a civil society in which a person's vote is based upon a well-informed rational choice and not upon empty-headed populist slogans. September 28, 10:50 pm | [comment link] |
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When we didn't have a stalemate we passed an $800 billion dollar "stimulus" bill that funded, among other things, a program to teach African men how to wash their genitles, build windmills in China and Spain. We bailled out Chrysler which used bail out money to develope the Volt car a version of which will now be produced in China. Over all I think we could use even more grid lock, at least soon the clown show in DC will run out of money to loan to organizations like Solyndra (which is getting $10 million more in loan guarantees dispite the fact that all the executives took the 5th when testifying before Congress). What is the down side? September 29, 9:55 am | [comment link] |
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When we did not have a stalemate we enter into two wars that to date have cost 1.25 trillion dollars and borrowed the money to pay for them. |
10. Capt. Father Warren wrote:
When we did not have a stalemate we enter into two wars Do you remember why? Does 9-11 ring a bell? Thanks be to God we have had a strong military and a President unafraid to defend the country from terrorism when it was attacked and over 3,000 innocent citizens killed in one day. Better enjoy the freedom that was maintained. Once the "super committee" guts defense, it may just be a memory. September 30, 4:12 pm | [comment link] |
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"Once the "super committee" guts defense, it may just be a memory." This "super committee" just may be a Trojan Horse that naive (re-election conscious?) Republicans allowed to happen. The Tea Party faction played their cards and 'voila,' the left-wing of the Democratic Party successfully seized upon an opportunity to seriously down-size our national defense forces. These ploys are not new. Back in 1he early 1980s, during the Cold WSar, the left-wing Democrats (many of them unabashed Sandinista supporters) wanted to turn the Navy's amphibious ships over to the Naval Reserve Force (NRF). This would have seriously hindered the President's ability to use those ships during the immediate response stage of a national security crisis. It didn't work. Instead, the Navy gave the NRF some super-desroyer escorts called FFGs. However, this left-wing faction remains in Congress. It is really worth studying what this faction says about itself, what its goals are, and what they have accomplished toward achieving those goals over the past 45 years or so. Its alll there in print. In the Congressional Record and in newspaper archives. September 30, 5:25 pm | [comment link] |
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Tried MMF and MFF but MMM does not appeal, also foursome MFMF. Liked all of them but of course I'm a creepy dirty old man.
I never do this but also don't understand how it is supposed to be typical male behaviour. I would have thought the generalisation would be the reverse. However what I do do is mull over missed opportunities such as when someone was interested and made it clear and I was interested too but never reciprocated a sort of masochistic memory ''Ah if only''.
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Chuck Berry (whether you like him or not he singlehandedly influenced an entire generation of guitar players).Scotty More (for similar reasons to the above)Peter Green,Paul KossoffJim HendrixJoe BrownJames BurtonGeof BeckJimmy PageAlbert LeeI would like to emphasise that these are rock guitarists I rate - as to who are the best guitarists period that is an entirely different ball game starting with Segovia and going down.
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I have no problem with the morality of this - whatever is mutually agreed on is fine with me. However it tends to emphasise the futility of the marriage service you do actually promise to have physical relations with only that person or do we feel that the ceremony should be adjusted to each individual couples requirements. ''Cling only to her except for the occasional threesome and if drunk on New Year's Eve maybe an understandable orgy or two.''
You're in a relationship with a woman you love, you might be married to her, but you're having a night out with your mates and you end up at a party, club or bar and there's this hot piece of female ass coming on to you big time. She is basically putting sex on a plate for you if you want it.Would you reject her?If the 100% truthful answer was yes to "Reject" then total respect.The problem is, I would still find it very difficult to believe you. The band was really rocking and we involved the audience dragging girls on stage to do impromptu vocals - a really cute one in a pink suit stood beside me and surreptitiously felt my naughty bits then when they were all sitting back down kept looking at me as we played. At the end of the night I hid in the dressing room but you're right I was tempted. And maybe you would believe me that it happened if I say that now I regret the missed opportunity.
You know it's hard to realise you've crossed some mystical boundary and now you're not a bloke with a normal healthy sex drive but ''a creepy dirty old man''. The positive side is the younger ones can know that it doesn't go away as you age. I also find the expression somewhat sexist as I've yet to hear the converse ''dirty old woman'' which probably would only connote some old bat who has no personal hygiene. To digress slightly a married woman in her 80's was asked at what age did she think men lose interest in the opposite sex and she replied that she didn't know.
I am contemplating buying a ukelele and having a go on that young George was quite handy on one of those which I think is why Joe Brown played one at the memorial gig for George - he did I'll See You In My Dreams - very moving.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGivnGv-HXs
I think you can't answer this question until you actually meet the person you admire from afar because the nature of their profession may hide their real personality they might not be brain dead self seeking greedy bitches like they appear to be with their fixation with image and expensive things. Perhaps if you asked which actress you would like to have a date with would be a better question.
Count me in as #3 for the piano-kids. I started extremely early as a child, went through the Royal Conservatory with grades and exams every year and then gave it up in my early teens. I also had an 'evil' piano teacher in my last two years playing (seems to be a lot of them going around!) - it made me dread lessons. As well, my schedule growing up was jam packed with extracurricular activities and lessons and I thought it was time to start paring things down and concentrating on just one or two disciplines in my teens. Piano was a casualty of those decisions.In school though - because they make you play an instrument and piano was not available, I also dabbled in the flute. I remember being sick at the time of the year they assigned instruments based on every kid's wish-list. When I returned to school I found out I was stuck with the one nobody wanted - the French horn. Aaack! I tried to make a go of it, but my teacher eventually felt sorry for me trying to lug this monster instrument home. It was wayyy too big for me. He made an exception and found a flute for me to switch over to. Much better.The guitar is still something I'd love to try to pick up sometime. And I've always had a strange yearning for the cello. Maybe one day. I am totally jealous of the opportunities you got. When I was at school music lessons were the music teacher teaching us the rudiments of sheet music but the only instrument in sight was the piano he played to illustrate the theory. Years later I taught myself rock guitar and now music is my main reason for existence. But I always regret not starting earlier and with a good grounding in theory. I have managed to make my living out of it and still play regularly now but feel that many of my shortcomings would have been helped with an earlier and more formal approach. I can read music but not sight read and can hold my own with a lot of good players, jam on bass or guitar and even write my own stuff but I always regret not learning to play at 4 or something instead of in my mid 20's.
The older I get the less patience I have with stereo types and the sex war. I have no time to waste hiding my emotions under a front of bravado or with some preconceived way of behaviour ''men do this or women do that'' etc - if this is the case (and I have my doubts about the natural side of these things - there are plenty of women tougher than me) then the war is pointless as we didn't make ourselves one gender or the other as it was due to some biological bingo game. However having said that the only way to behave is the good old cliche listen discuss and compromise and I feel that is irrespective of our dangly bits. If I want to cry I do but the same goes for laughter.
Hey guys so I'm a cashier at a bulk store where we are able to wear anything we like except for a vest. I love wearing kinda low cut tops and tight pants jus to tease the customers and my bosses ;-) so my question is, have you ever been tempted like that before by a cashier? Or am I a minority on this lol When you say ''vest'' do you mean the male undergarment currently back in vogue which is a piece of cotton with shoulder straps or are you referring to a cloth garment sometimes worn as part of a 3 piece suit and called a waistcoat in the UK which buttons down the front and is sleeveless?
Most things that are considered to be work like admin/shop work/Call Centre etc are totally boring after about 2 weeks, so a bit of light relief in the form of teasing clothing style is just the thing. In fact in all my experiences at straight jobs the main theme of conversations was this. The other theme was football (soccer for our US readers) and that would be when I would drift off and actually do some work.
Chivalry does exist but not to it's full extent anymore, a guy may well hold a door open for you but I doubt anyone will find a guy to lay down his coat in a puddle for you. I would if it was Elizabeth II and the puddle covered a huge 4 foot deep hole. No doubt I would suffer the same fate as my predecessor with Elizabeth I.
Oh you have to buy a stop watch that would be really appreciated. ''Just a minute dear just setting up your oral stimulation countdown now ok here we go.'' click/lick.
Dr Feelgood doing Riot in Cell Block Number 9. (I don't know how to post the video thingy. But here's the link to one of the UK's most influential and dangerous bands.) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSY4mc9vvysBy the way this stuff is called R & B. :)
There's a wonderful perfume but I don't know the name of it. I've been smelling it for about 40 years and come across it at periodic intervals so it must be still popular. I always smell it on some woman passing me on the street or on a bus or something and don't really want to run up to a total stranger (we're British you know) and say ''Wow what a great perfume you have on. What's it called?'' I could get arrested or something - especially dangerous if I was wearing a long macintosh. I suppose I could haunt perfume counters in stores and try them all out but I'm sure WellMadeMale wouldn't approve of that one and besides - it probably smells different without a body to enhance it. Heh! Heh! No I'll probaby die never knowing its name like some haunting tune that you recognise but don't know the name of to go and listen more regularly but it always move you. There must be some sort of universal law about these things.
We seem to be saying that chivalry is some sort of act that allows for politeness etc related to the female sex. Surely if you are going to behave in a special way for someone you care for then that must cut both ways. If it only applies to behaviour regarding males behaviour to females then some sort of distinction is being made and that is where it becomes a sexist gesture in my opinion. My current partner is taller than me so she can reach for the higher article easier than I can. It would be over the top if I fetched a step ladder when she could just reach up and get it. I'm not saying have no consideration but the gender issue should be irrelevant. If we are saying that people are ruder generally speaking OK I would maybe agree with that with reservation as I find in many ways the current time makes a lot of allowances that previous times were intolerant and prejudicial about.
I absolutely adore women but feel that treating them like fragile creatures who can't open doors or move chairs is a form of a patronising insult. However politeness and consideration should be genderless and applied to all - I've held many a door open for a guy/girl walking close behind me. It's sort of embarrassing to write this as it all seems a bit obvious and even as I write I feel as if I'm being a bit twee and stating the obvious. (Philip Sidney the perfect Renaissance man during his famous bit of chivalry told them to give the water to a man after all even then).
Make mistakes. Quite amusing and to support my choice I made a grammatical error on this and went back and corrected it. :)
I swelled up and could not walk about for about 3 days. For a long time afterwards I had a sort of burning sensation in my balls during sex but eventually it went away, (it wasn't necessarily a negative feeling just different). I have absolutely no regrets and would do it again. I feel the choice of who to be thus changed should be the man rather than the woman as it is a relatively minor operation.
The longest lived people statistically speaking come from a village in Italy and they believe in only light exercise. Most exercise freaks seem to die young like the guy who invented jogging. But I do jump on tables and chairs whilst playing a solo in Johnny B Goode and do the occasional duck walk too.
A bio of one of the USA's most successful seminal rockers Ricky Nelson, War Of The Worlds in the time period and setting of the book, Soul Music by Terry Pratchett and a really graphic bio of Oscar Wilde,
For sure! After yes of phone sex with a long distance relationship, I am a master at dirty talking and basically setting up a story or scene. I also like to talk dirty to myself with I am alone, just masterbating...it really adds to the experience. Sex can fulfill the sense of touch, sense of emotion, sense of taste, sense of smell, sense of sight, and with a little dirty talking can fulfill our sense of hearing...an all around experience! MMM totally agree with this.
I once knee jerked whilst receiving oral sex and my partner ended up with a black eye. This without going into detail created a lot of social problems.
It's time you all grew up now and start to live together sensibly you've been around long enough and know the right way to behave even though you don't, (which I now realise is more or less the same advice the alien gave in The Day The Earth Stood Still.). :)
I thought this question was about which were the best written shows not necessarily which shows you personally liked which may or may not be the same thing. I have great admiration for a number of US writers Paul Simon in particular and you can see his influence in spin off shows like the Odd Couple. To have the skill and depth of feeling to illustrate humourously the problems of two conflicting personalities requires an impressive talent. Or Joseph Heller who's style in my opinion highly influenced Richard Hooker who wrote MASH whereby the ideals of the 60's are presented through the brilliant Grouch Marxesque one liners of Haweye Pierce ''Oh when the war is finished around here they'll take it on the road. '' - Where war is compared to a fabricated money making theatrical exercise. I therefore feel that such an issue requires more than a ''hit parade'' reaction and hope I have gone some little way in illustrating that.
As a parent I do sympathize with your worry but as your son is over 16 aren't all those sort of decisions up to him? When I was his age I was a member of the RAF and my parents had no control over my sporting activities, (even though most of my time was spent avoiding such physical exertion.) or health issues for example they couldn't stop me smoking.


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Truth can be a notoriously difficult idea to pin down. What counts as truth? How can one know it, define it, prove it, or articulate it? What notions can we be absolutely certain about and how can we tell? This interdisciplinary seminar will explore the topic of truth from multiple perspectives, focusing on experiences in two distinct disciplines: mathematics and the humanities. Although these are two very different subjects, they share a common interest in questions about truth and knowledge that are at the heart of the university experience.
During the seminar, you will spend six weeks studying "Truth" from the humanities perspective with Senior Lecturer in English Cary Henson, and six weeks studying "Truth" from the mathematics perspective with Associate Professor of Mathematics Steve Szydlik. During those modules, you will be meeting with only those students enrolled in your section of IDS 175. However, there will also be a couple of days (particularly the first and last days of class), when both sections of IDS 175 meet together for a shared discussion. The following is an overview of the course schedule (see our syllabi for more details):
Week 1Both sections meet in Clow 23 for course overview and discussion of Flatland
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Switch sections for final hour: Section 004 (Henson) and Section 005 (Szydlik) Weeks 8-12Individual section meetings Week 13Section reviews and assessments
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Do you have grand dreams of going to Paris? Want to tour the Louvre, climb the Eiffel Tower, visit the Arc de Triomphe? Well, too bad, because you're broke, and transatlantic flights are pricey. But the Colony Theatre (1040 Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach) is offering the next best thing. This Friday and Saturday, performances of Paris, on T'aime will take audiences to Versailles, Notre Dame, and other places throughout the City of Lights.
For the first time in the United States, authentic French troupe De Temps en Temps will honor its country's capital through dance, comedy, and extravagant illustrations and costumes. During the troupe's short stint in Miami, the Colony Theatre will double as the Moulin Rouge, putting you as close to Paris as you can get without spending eight hours in an airtight tube hurtling across an ocean.
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Check In Times:
Friday 13th March 2015- 3.00pm-7.00pm
Saturday 14th March 2015- 11.00am-4.00pm
Check In Location:
Check In Tent, Festival Village, The Wharf car park
You MUST have the following items to Check In:
• Photo Identification (Driver's License, Passport etc)
• A printed copy of your registration confirmation
• Triathlon Australia License if you are a member, or proof of your One Day Membership
INDIVIDUALS will receive:
• A race number
• ID wristband (must be worn to rack your bike, for the duration of the race & to collect your bike)
• Race Number Tattoo
• A bike seat post sticker
• A helmet sticker
• An EYELINE swim cap
• A timing chip and band
TEAMS will receive:
• 1 x race number
• 3 x ID wristband (must be worn to rack your bike, for the duration of the race & to collect your bike)
• 1 x Bike seat post sticker
• 1 x Bike number
• 1 x EYELINE swim cap
• 1 x timing chip and band
(ALL team members must wear the timing band, passed from each member like a relay baton)
Please check all the numbers on each item match & you have been given the correct colour swim cap for your wave start. You will also collect your event pack containing some event goodies.
PLEASE NOTE: It is ILLEGAL for someone to race under your name or for you to race under someone else's. You will not be insured while racing. It will also result in suspension from your State Triathlon Association & you will be banned from further IRONMAN events. This is for the safety of yourself and all competitors. We, as event managers, MUST know who is on course at all times.
Bike Check In is compulsory for all individuals and at least one team member on Saturday ONLY during the below times and locations.
Racking is NOT POSSIBLE on Race Day.
Individual Transition Area, Brisbane Road
Saturday 14th March 2015-10.00am-4.30pm
Teams Transition Area, Cnr River Esplanade & Underwater World Entrance
Saturday 14th March 2015-10.00am-4.30pm
Your bike will be visually inspected by Triathlon Queensland officials and no bike will be accepted unless it passes inspection. Officials will be checking for such things as: handlebar plugs, tyres in reasonable condition, stripped cable, at least one water bottle cage.
Security guards are on duty from 3.30pm Saturday afternoon until transition opens on Sunday morning at 5.15am for the Individual Triathlon and 6.15am for the Teams Transition. Security chains are recommended.
*Times subject to change
Helmets will be checked Sunday morning on entry to the transition area by Triathlon Queensland Officials. Ensure you have your Helmet Sticker (received at Check In in your kit) on your helmet. Bikes cannot be removed from the compound under any circumstances during this time.
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Opens at 6.15am
*Times subject to change
If you do forget your timing band, please report to the Transition Help Desk on Sunday morning before the race, as you will need to be reissued with a whole new timing band & race number. You will be required to pay a $150 fee if timing chip is lost. If you withdraw from the race please inform the Information Centre and return your timing band. Timing results will include swim split, cycle split, run split and finish time as well as overall and category places.
• Timing band must be worn on your left ankle (you won't get a time if worn anywhere else).
• No timing band - no time.
• ALL three team members must wear the timing band. The swimmer meets the cyclist at the bike and transfers the timing chip to the cyclist. The runner meets the cyclists at the bike position on the rack and transfers the timing chip.
• No timing band - no time.
• Timing band MUST be worn you left ankle.
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Please ensure you have downloaded & read the Athlete Information Guide (released 1 month prior to event day). There will be a pre-race briefing at the swim start for all competitors before each wave start.
Wave Starts
Wave starts will be released on Friday 6th March 2015. All competitors will receive their swim cap in their race kit. Please check that your swim cap colour reflects the colour of your wave start.
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To ensure the protection of competitors' bikes, rules are enforced for bike check-out at IRONMAN events. Please make sure your bike security sticker is fastened to your bike at all times and is not removed until your bike is checked out of the transition area post race. IRONMAN will continue to provide full security around the transition area, however we do advise that each competitor personally insures their bike and other valuable possessions as a precaution. IRONMAN takes no responsibility for your possessions with the transition areas.
Presentations will be held on Sunday 15th March 2015 at 2.30pm. The location is to be confirmed but will be in Mooloolaba. Age group winners as well as 2nd and 3rd will be awarded medals and random prizes will be drawn.
Club Tents Club Tents provide a great meeting area for all your members and it's a great way to help promote your club!
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Eight Philosophers of the Italian Renaissance by Paul Oskar Kristeller
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Date of Stay: May, 2014 - $20.00
Flat open prairie. Wind never stopped while we were there but could be nice otherwise. Trees were not mature so wouldn't count as shady. Well spaced large sites. Lake level way down due to drought. An OK park. If you are traveling on I-70 check out a city park with hookups in Ellis. If we were to return to this area we would choose this one over Cedar Bluffs. Sheltered with mature trees, looked nice but we learned of it after. We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Fifth Wheel.
Date of Stay: August, 2010 - $23.00
Very nice park. We arrived after the park office had closed. The campground host was very helpful. A beautiful lake and area. We chose a "Prime" site which provided water, electric and lake front view. Large sites with little shade. Bathrooms were very clean. The only downside to the bathrooms was the lack of some type of ventilation to move the air within. Even a giant exhaust fan would have helped. We would definitely stay here again. We used this as an overnight stay. It's about 20 miles from the interstate. We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Tent Trailer.
Date of Stay: July, 2009 - $25.00
Very nice park, huge lots with plenty of room for the family. Very clean and friendly staff. We stayed here over the 4th of July weekend, they even had a nice small fireworks show over the reservoir one night. Enjoyed seeing the small towns surrounding the park; we especially enjoyed the town of Ellis. We will stay here again. I would suggest reservations; I heard the park is crowded on the weekends. We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: June, 2009 - $18.00
Rate above is based on W&E only. There is an extra charge for sewer. The sewer sites are reservable and often filled on weekends. The W&E sites in Wagon Rut Campground, the section we stayed in, were huge, gravel, pull through and excellent for family play. This is a fishing lake so lots of campers with boats. Nearest towns are about 15 miles so bring food and entertainment. Quiet during the week but busy park on weekends. It is always windy in western Kansas so bring a kite. Friendly park staff willing to answer questions and offer ideas for scenic views. We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Motorhome.
Date of Stay: July, 2008 - $25.00
We found this to be a very nice well kept campground. Everyone was very helpful and nice. My only complaint was that the showers seemed to only have cold water. Other than that a very nice stay. We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Tent Trailer.
Date of Stay: May, 2008 - $19.00
This is a really nice campground. The sites are huge, well-maintained, and level. Park personnel are very nice. There are several campgrounds on each side of the lake - we stayed in the Broken Spur area. Nice tent camping areas. The one problem we encountered there was that there was no hot water in the showers. The staff told us the next morning that they would look into it. We would stay here again, assuming the hot water is fixed! We camped at Cedar Bluff State Park - Bluffton Area in a Travel Trailer.
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