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I'm bored today if you can't tell by all my posts. :)
Anyway, who's in maternity clothes already? How many wks are you and what # child is this?
I'm a little over 14 wks with my first and I'm thinking of going to get some tomorrow.
Bree - wife to Dave and "mother" of Scooter. Baby Elliott arrived August 2, 2011 at home in the water.
I've been in maternity since 6 weeks. This is my 7th pregnancy, with 4 previous full term births.
With my first I think I was about 14 weeks when I started wearing maternity, and probably 28 before I actually needed to be wearing it
I'm not in mat pants, but only because I haven't had a frackin' minute to get to Target to buy some! I need some! The whole pants with the elastic plus a bella band thing is getting old. I want some comfortable pants! I have a couple of mat tshirts, but they still look too big, so I mostly just wear form fitting kind of shirts and hope I look a little pregnant and not just chubby :)
I'm 15 weeks with my 3rd. I'm really hoping I can get to the store soon!
I have been for awhile. I think around Christmas? My friend gave me some and I've been wearing them since. The last few weeks, there's been no other option! I'm 14 weeks today.
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Waiting on number two, due March 17!
I have a bunch of mat shirts from last time but unfortunately theyre all the wrong season, so I picked up two pocket tees from the mat section of Target and just alternate them, lol.
Carrie SAHM to Nora Caitlyn ('08) and Finnley Dax ('11) homebirthing, breastfeeding, babywearing, intactivist, doula mama!
I woke up Friday morning and none of my pants fit. NOTHING fit. Luckily I found a skirt I could pull off. I figured that rather than buy one of those belly bands to stretch out my current clothing for only a few weeks, I'd just bite the bullet and go buy some pants that would grow with me. I found a bunch of work pants that are comfortable for me, even so early. I don't need the shirts yet, but picked up a few tshirts that were on sale at Motherhood.
Oops..forgot to add...I'll be 12 weeks on Monday.
I have been in maternity pants since week 6. I am pregnant with my second and my belly popped so early this time!
But really, I switched to maternity pants not for size reasons, but because I can't stand anything tight on my tummy.
Pretty much in maternity full time now. I have a few pairs of pre-pregnancy pants that I can still button, but they are so uncomfortable on my stomach that I just never bother. I am 13 weeks with #3. Even with my first, I was in maternity before the end of my 1st trimester. I've always been an early popper I guess.
14 weeks, #4, and I have been in full maternity for a few weeks now.
Me too. I'm not huge, but I can't stand anything smooshing my belly. I can still wear my own pants with a Bella Band/Be Band, but it's kinda annoying. I LOVE wearing my yoga pants, but I can't exactly wear those to work. :)
Bree - wife to Dave and "mother" of Scooter. Baby Elliott arrived August 2, 2011 at home in the water.
With this pregnancy (I'm 12 ish weeks), I'm going between yoga pants and this one pair of jeans I own that has the waist that normally infuriates me because it's so large. It seems to not taper at all from the hips to the waist, so it always required a belt before. But suddenly it is my favorite pair of jeans!
I've been dragging my heels getting the maternity box out of storage, but I'm getting the point now where the bella band feels too tight, and I know it looks kind of ridiculous. Sigh.
Wife to DH , mom to DS (4/09), and DD (8/11), and crafty and hardworking in my own right! In my parenting journey I've , , , , and. To each family their own!!
"There are words for people like me, but I don't think there are very many."
I've been wearing maternity pants since 10 weeks and this is my first. It's not that I got so huge, but button waistbands were just really uncomfortable and I needed new pants anyway. Now at 14 weeks I definitely need them as my fattest fat pants are difficult to button despite being loose on the legs. I just got some maternity tights too because my regular ones were leaving an unsightly bulge in my middle regions. Still in regular shirts though. Ironically, I look less pregnant in mat pants than in regular because they aren't squishing my tummy.
Me and DH and sweet baby DD born 08/2011.
I've been in mat. pants since the 8th week, and I am now almost 15 weeks. This is my first. Up until two or three weeks ago, I probably could have still buttoned my regular pants but they were way too uncomfortable so I just switched to mat. jeans. I wear yoga pants the majority of the time anyway. I am definitely still in reg. shirts though. I just got my first official mat. shirt and it is still way too big in the belly region!
I'm in maternity jeans, but not shirts. I kinda like the way normal shirts show my bump a little! I could still do my normal jeans with the hair tie trick, but I'm sick of bothering with them.
I've been in maternity clothes for a while. Mostly pants, I can still pull off some shirts and sweaters that aren't maternity. I think I started wearing them around 8 weeks or so. I'm now 14 weeks and this is #5 for me.
Kristen mama to Chris(15), Kaitlyn(10), TJ(8) and Natalie(5) & Emily(2)
Am I the only one who's t-shirts are too short? LOL! I need mat shirts or else my belly shows!
Carrie SAHM to Nora Caitlyn ('08) and Finnley Dax ('11) homebirthing, breastfeeding, babywearing, intactivist, doula mama!
I'm 12 weeks and have been in maternity pants for a couple of weeks now. I have a couple regular shirts that still fit, but most are too short. I have never been in maternity clothes this soon.
Missing 9/1/10 @ 15 weeks, and 2/14/11 @ 13 weeks
Not I! Although I think it is due to the combination that they seem to make everything extra long these days to try and compensate for the low rise pants and the dreaded "coin purse" phenomenon, and the fact that I am a pretty short person, with a proportionately short torso. I bet if you had a long torso, or were of average height, you'd be forced to ride the maternity shirt train pretty quickly!
On another note, this thread inspired me to pull out the maternity box from storage. Ahhhh, elastic band jeans, how I have missed thee! Is there a reason we can't just wear these all the time?
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I have been for a few weeks now. I am trying to hide my bump by wearing sweatshirts, but I'm not sure if it's working. The maternity jeans are a MUST at this point! I'm 15 weeks now - I think the last time I put on my regular (fatjeans) jeans was at 12 weeks. Its sucks not telling people because either A. they know and are just not saying anything or B. they just think I'm gaining weight at an alarming rate without reason!
This time around I've been wearing maternity some of the time since about 7wks. This is my 3rd pregnancy/2nd baby, and I seem to have a much bigger belly this time. If I wear maternity pants/skirts I have to wear maternity tops because nothing else is long enough. I'm a shorty, only 5ft2, but I'm very busty so longer tops are a must for me. I can still fit into one regular skirt with a tie waist and yoga pants, but they make me look even bigger than the maternity stuff do. I'll be 11 weeks tomorrow.
Lyn, wife to Rob & Mamma to "Moredcai" 12wks July 09, Aiden(6/1/10) and Seth(9/7/11) New blessing Megan(5/9/13)
I am almost 15 weeks with #1 and I am mixing it up still. I have one pair of maternity pants for work, but I need more. Wearing my belly band now but it is starting to get uncomfortable. I have a few maternity shirts/sweaters that I've worn. My favorite outfit for the weekends is maternity leggings (with the top folded down) and big long sweaters (non-maternity). :)
#1 born unmedicated after IVF. #2 born unmedicated after FET.
Wow! I'm the total opposite of most of you. I'm in almost all maternity shirts, but I'm still wearing normal pants. One pair is a really low rise and it is 4 inches bigger around the waist than I would normally wear. I also have a couple that I am doing rubber bands on. I've tried on my mat pants and they are huge on the backs of my thighs. They look funny, but now I am also sad to think my legs will soon be fat enough for them!
OT, but most of my mat pants are a little short, they look ok barefoot, but not with shoes. So I was thinking about starting a thread asking where people bought pants that were long enough (I'm only 5'4!). I was going to try and be specific, so I checked the label on my mat pants and it said XS Short. Hmmmmm, solved that problem! I'm such a dork.
I'm not yet. I'm 14 weeks with my fourth. I really need to go shopping, this baby was a surprise and I had gotten rid of all my maternity clothes. Where do I go for plus size maternity that won't break the bank? Any one else plus size?
Tomorrow will make 13 weeks, in my first pregnancy - with twins! It's reassuring to me that so many others are also wearing maternity, already - at least part of the time. (That 'extra' baby is definitely pushing me along! - Not that either of them is in any way extraneous!)
I've been wearing adjustable-waist maternity jeans for the last couple of weeks; they're so much more comfortable than extending my regular jeans, or even a bigger pair I'd started wearing again, that I am stunned. At home, I'm also wearing mostly regular yoga pants or drawstring-waist knit pants, and regular t-shirts or sweaters. Some of my normal sweaters and skirts still fit, as is, or (in the case of skirts) are okay extended. But I did buy a trio of basic t-shirts, at Target, because all but two of my layering tanks and tees are too short, or had almost no give in them: with the exception of a few sweaters and cardigans, I don't wear long shirts, normally - and need them, now! Without coming anywhere near filling out the shirts, I find they're more comfortable and flattering for me, because they fall gently, instead of pulling, across my belly. I've got one attractive sweater dress from Old Navy's maternity (at a cost of $3.50), that is seeing me through Chicago's winter, where jeans will not do.
I'll need more than this, soon, but am much more comfortable in what I have, so far, even when mixed with non-maternity clothes.
Perhaps this is a typical first-time response, but I feel a psychological comfort in getting bigger, and yet being able to wear clothes with my proper size on them: underlining the fact that I am pregnant, not just gaining fat.
Julie, wife to my dearest friend since August 2009. Mama to Oliver & Lydia , born August 2011. Enjoying: and , , and looking forward to making baby food , and continuing to watch my wee ones grow .
I'm 11.5 weeks with my fourth, but the fifth time i've made it this far. With the previous four pregnancies I was in full on maternity by now. I pop early. But for some reason, this pregnancy is different! I started about 10lbs lighter than I usually do...don't know if that makes a difference or not. But I'm still wearing regular jeans w/ a bella band and regular shirts. It's kind of nice!
Jill, mama to three fiery girlies and a sweet baby boy: Grace, 11.30.2005, Ayla, 3.22.2008, Norah 9.5.09, Reed 8.19.11 & dfs Gage 2.29.12 x4
i guess i should thank fashion but i'm at 13 weeks and have not yet needed any new clothes... most of my shirts and tanks are already loose fitting and i'm already obsessed with leggings so no need for anything new for the moment but i am getting a little snug. i'm not looking forward so much to shopping in actual maternity stores as what i've seen is not quite in my age range (young 20's) but i heard old navy has a lot of good stuff for younger moms looking to stay themselves. any other suggestions for stores??
I think part of the reason I am already in materinity pants and not tops is my shape. I am a total pear, and with this pregnancy my butt is just growing and growing! I have that funny profile look where I have a baby bump in the front and a booty bump in the back.
#1 born unmedicated after IVF. #2 born unmedicated after FET.
I was feeling the same way, so many maternity clothes look so matronly and bland that I don't think women of any age would want to wear them! I have had some really good luck at Gap Maternity, they are super expensive, BUT they have amazing sales (at least at the place in Denver). I have found two great pairs of mat. pants that are cooler than my normal clothes, on sale for half the original price. Old navy does have some cute stuff too. I have also found some cute/interesting tops at Loft for $12 on clearance. They aren't officially maternity shirts but I just got styles that are blowsy and got one size bigger than I would normally wear. Also I suggest really playing with your accessories, which can turn a boring outfit into an awesome outfit. Use your colorful scarves, funky necklaces, and cool flat shoes to spice things up if you end up having to wear lots of boring mat. clothes :)
I've definitely had my pants unbuttoned for several weeks now, and I'm currently at 13w 3d. My work pants have closures that won't work with the hair tie trick, so I've mostly been wearing my bella band with my pants undone. I have a rotation of a few sweaters that are long enough to let me get away with it. But, a lot of my winter wardrobe tops are way too short. I bought a box of maternity clothes from a lady on Craigslist, and some of the dress pants I may start wearing soon, but the jeans in the box were all a little tighter than what I prefer. So, I went out this past weekend and bought a pair of maternity jeans at Motherhood and wore them on Sunday night for the first time. I didn't buy any new mat dress pants yet, though. The box of stuff I bought has several shirts with it, but I'm not big enough yet for most of them, and many of them are summery, which will be great later on. I haven't told anyone at work yet, so I'm still trying to disguise my bump during the day! My office is often really cold, and its not uncommon for me to keep my coat on a lot of the time, which helps in this case.
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I gave up on jeans. I've been wearing yoga pants for weeks. I def don't need maternity clothes yet, but i hate the way all my shirts fit. They just make me look like a have a big bulge on my lower belly. lol. Its obvious I've gained weight, but not obvious I'm pregnant. So annoying!
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Ettinger, RD; Fernandez, FA; Rahman, BMA; Davies, JB; (1991) Vector finite element solution of saturable nonlinear strip-loaded optical waveguides. IEEE Photonics Technology Letters , 3 (2) 147 - 149. 10.1109/68.76870.
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A numerical solution is given for nonlinear optical waveguides with power confinement in both transverse dimensions. Self-consistent solutions are obtained by using an accurate vector-finite-element formulation along with the penalty technique. Numerical results for the first quasi-transverse-magnetic power-dependent mode are presented for strip-loaded waveguides with saturable self-focusing media. The variations with total power are illustrated for the modal index and for the fraction of the total power carried by different regions, showing interesting abrupt power switching for realistic geometries. It is shown that the switching effect is maintained in the presence of saturation and over a range of two-transverse-dimensions geometries. This switching effect can be controlled with variation of some of the parameters of the guide.
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U.S. Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Friday attacked President Barack Obama for August' s below expectations U.S. jobs report, charging that Mr Obama had not lived up to his promises by presiding over months of high unemployment. The two presidential campaigns traded policy barbs throughout the day on Friday, as the news cycle was dominated by the monthly US Department of Labour report that was largely received as disappointing.
Although the US unemployment rate ticked down to 8.1 per cent in August, non-farm payrolls rose by only 96,000 in August, significantly below market expectations of around a 125,000 job increase. Furthering the disappointment, the Department of Labour also revised down the employment numbers from the previous June and July reports by a combined total of 41,000 jobs. The Department of Labour additionally noted that both the civilian labour force and the labour force participation rate declined in August, meaning that some individuals became so discouraged they stopped looking for employment entirely.
The Romney campaign was quick to capitalize on the poor jobs report, hoping to take away some momentum from the Democratic National Convention (DNC) staged only the night before, when Mr Obama had given the climactic headlining address.
In a statement sent out immediately following the Department of Labour release, Mr Romney blamed the soft employment numbers on Mr Obama' s economic policies, and contrasted Thursday night' s enthusiasm at the DNC with Friday morning' s data. "If last night was the party, this morning is the hangover," Mr Romney said in the statement, a jab at the President' s speech the night before. "This is more of the same for middle class families who are suffering through the worst economic recovery since the Great Depression. After 43 straight months of unemployment above eight per cent, it is clear that President Obama just hasn't lived up to his promises and his policies haven't worked," Mr Romney continued.
In an afternoon appearance in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on Friday, President Obama countered back by praising the August jobs report as the 30th consecutive month of job creation, compared to around the 800,000 per month of job losses recorded when he first took office. But while Mr Obama championed the total of 4.6 million jobs created over his presidency, he acknowledged to supporters that the path was not easy, and argued that it was "going to take more than a few years for us to solve challenges that were building up over decades." Mr Obama also called on Republicans in Congress to pass the American Jobs Act, which he said would immediately create 1 million new jobs, and then returned to the themes similar to those of his DNC address, such as tax cuts for middle income Americans, Medicare, clean energy and education.
But meanwhile at a Romney campaign event also on Friday afternoon, Mr Romney remarked that he was "surprised" by the topics outlined in Mr Obama' s DNC speech, charging that the president shied away from the facts of the current economy, and instead only offered empty promises.
"I was surprised by his address because I expected him to confront the major challenge of the last four years, which is an economy which has not produced the jobs that the American people need," Mr Romney told supporters, again placing the focus of his campaign on the sluggish U.S. economy.
"Instead, it was a whole series of new promises which he also won't be able to keep because the policies he believes in and the direction he's pulling will not make America stronger," Mr Romney continued, pledging he would get the economy moving again and offering voters his own promise that he would create 12 million new jobs by the end of his first term.
While Mr Obama enjoys an advantage over Mr Romney in personal favourability, the President has been shown by recent polls to be weak in voters' perceptions on his ability to handle the economy. Mr Romney is therefore likely to continue to hammer the president on the US unemployment rate and slow economic recovery, as he hopes to gain the upper hand in the American presidential race.
According to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll released August 21, 44 per cent of respondents said they thought Mr Romney had better ideas to fix the economy, compared to 38 per cent who thought that Mr Obama did. Mr Obama meanwhile topped the likeability category, with those surveyed favouring him a full 58 per cent to Mr Romney' s 23 per cent.
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NO NO NO. Women that aren't into boating and are afraid of the water will never do. They will never be completely comfortable on the boat.
Trade her in! Find a woman that likes boats, sailing and will take the helm in 25 knots the first time you go out. And when she tells everyone about the day and they say REALLY? THAT WINDY? she'll go "yeah, he's pretty good!"
Cause see, if they really like boats/sailing, they'll also love all the benefits of having a spacious (sorta) aft cabin when you take them overnight to a quiet little cove.
And THAT makes the sailing all the more the better if you catch my drift!
Hell next you'll be saying she isn't really all that into um, "human intertwining"...
To those posters that have had bad experiences w/ their S.O. trying to "teach" them... I'm not sure I have the answer. GF has been a very willing learner and the EX just wouldn't have any of it. Think it has more to do w/ them and their attitudes then anything.
PS I never yell or do anything w/o first briefing on what is going to happen or needs to happen.
And only work on one or two things at a time. We spent 20-30 min. one day just letting her take the boat out and back in to the slip while I handled the lines.
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NEW YORK (AP) - A fast-strengthening Hurricane Sandy churned north Monday, raking ghost-town cities along the Northeast corridor with rain and wind gusts. Subways and schools were closed across the region of 50 million people, the floor of the New York Stock Exchange was deserted, and thousands fled inland.
Forecasters expected the monster hurricane to make a westward lurch and aim for New Jersey, blowing ashore Monday night and combining with two other weather systems to create an epic superstorm.
Its projected path put New York City and Long Island in the danger zone for a huge surge of seawater made more fearsome by high tides and a full moon.
"This is the worst-case scenario," said Louis Uccellini, environmental prediction chief for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
By late morning, the storm's top winds had strengthened to 90 mph. It was about 200 miles southeast of Atlantic City, N.J., where the emptied-out streets were mostly under water and where an old section of the historic boardwalk broke up and washed away.
Authorities moved to close the Holland Tunnel, which connects New York and New Jersey, and a tunnel between Manhattan and Brooklyn. Street grates above the New York subway were boarded up, but officials worried that seawater would seep in and damage the switches.
Because the storm is so big, with tropical storm-force winds extending almost 500 miles from its center, it could upend daily life for big cities and small towns alike across the Northeast - including Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and Boston - and as far west as the Great Lakes. Up to 3 feet of snow was forecast for the West Virginia mountains.
Millions of people in the storm's path stayed home from work. Subways, buses and trains shut down, and more than 7,000 flights in and out of the East were canceled, snarling travel around the globe. Hundreds of thousands of people were under orders to flee the coast, including 375,000 in lower Manhattan and other parts of New York City, but authorities warned that the time to get out was short or already past.
"I think this one's going to do us in," said Mark Palazzolo, who boarded up his bait-and-tackle shop in Point Pleasant Beach, N.J., with the same wood he used in past storms, crossing out the names of Hurricanes Isaac and Irene and spray-painting "Sandy" next to them.
"I got a call from a friend of mine from Florida last night who said, 'Mark, get out! If it's not the storm, it'll be the aftermath. People are going to be fighting in the streets over gasoline and food.'"
President Barack Obama declared emergencies in Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, authorizing federal relief work to begin well ahead of time. He promised the government would "respond big and respond fast" after the storm hits.
"My message to the governors as well as to the mayors is anything they need, we will be there, and we will cut through red tape," Obama said. "We are not going to get bogged down with a lot of rules."
Sandy, a Category 1 hurricane, was blamed for 65 deaths in the Caribbean before it began traveling northward, parallel to the Eastern Seaboard. As of 11 a.m., it was moving at 18 mph, with hurricane-force winds extending an extraordinary 175 miles from its center.
About 90 miles off Cape Hatteras, N.C., the Coast Guard rescued 14 crew members by helicopter from a replica of the 18th-century tall ship made famous in the movie "Mutiny on the Bounty." The Coast Guard searched for two other crew members.
The rescued had donned survival suits and life jackets and boarded two lifeboats after the ship began taking on water. They were plucked from 18-foot seas just before sunrise.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley said a fishing pier in the beach resort of Ocean City, not far from a popular boardwalk and amusement park, was "half-gone." The area had been ordered evacuated on Sunday.
Water was already a foot deep on the streets of Lindenhurst, N.Y., along the southern edge of Long Island, and the canals around the island's Great South Bay were bulging two hours before high tide. Gale-force winds blew overnight over coastal North Carolina, southeastern Virginia, the Delmarva Peninsula and coastal New Jersey.
Forecasters warned that New York City and Long Island could be on the dangerous northeastern edge of the tempest and bear the worst of the storm surge - a wall of seawater up to 11 feet high that could swamp lower Manhattan, flood subway tunnels and cripple the network of electrical and communications lines that are vital to the nation's financial center.
The major American stock exchanges closed for the day, the first unplanned shutdown since the Sept. 11 attacks in 2001. The floor of the NYSE, typically bustling with traders on a Monday morning, fell within the city's mandatory evacuation zone. The United Nations canceled all meetings at its New York headquarters.
New York called off school for the city's 1.1 million students, and the more than 5 million people who depend on its transit network every day were left without a way to get around. Most planned to stay inside anyway.
"If you don't evacuate, you are not only endangering your life, you are also endangering the lives of the first responders who are going in to rescue you," Mayor Michael Bloomberg warned. "This is a serious and dangerous storm."
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was typically blunt: "Don't be stupid. Get out."
The storm bore down barely a week before the presidential election. Wary of being seen as putting political pursuits ahead of public safety, Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney reshuffled their campaign plans.
In Virginia, one of the most competitive states, election officials eased absentee voting requirements for those affected by the storm. Three other closely contested states, New Hampshire, North Carolina and Ohio, were within Sandy's reach. Early voting was canceled Monday in Maryland and Washington, D.C., both reliably Democratic.
After hooking inland, Sandy was expected to collide with a wintry storm moving in from the west and cold air streaming down from the Arctic. Forecasters said the combination could bring close to a foot of rain in places, a potentially lethal storm surge of 4 to 11 feet across much of the region, and punishing winds that could cause widespread power outages that last for days.
Craig Fugate, chief of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said FEMA teams were deployed from North Carolina to Maine and as far inland as West Virginia, bringing generators and basic supplies that will be needed in the storm's aftermath.
"I have not been around long enough to see a hurricane forecast with a snow advisory in it," Fugate told NBC's "Today" show.
Pennsylvania's largest utilities brought in hundreds of line-repair and tree-trimming crews. In New Jersey, where utilities were widely criticized last year for slow responses after the remnants of storms Irene and Lee, authorities promised a better performance. Hundreds of homes and businesses were already without electricity early Monday.
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"Marmottes Givrèe" is a magnificent steady route on extra quality orange quartzite, running on the SE face of Aiguille Pierre Andrè and leading directly on the summit. A little masterpiece! The climbing style is athletic and varied, demanding a good training on 6a grading.
Getting ThereRoad approach
The main towns in the area are Barcelonnette and Guillestre.
- From Barcelonnette follow the road D902 along the Ubaye Valley towards Saint Paul sur l'Ubaye; getting to Saint Paul, leave the road D902 and follow on the right the road D25 crossing Saint Paul, continuing up the valley and getting to the small hamlet of Maljasset m. 1905 - Parking before the village.
- From Guillestre follow the road D902 rising to Col de Var, then descending to Saint Paul sur l'Ubaye; getting to Saint Paul, leave the road D902 and follow on the right the road D25 crossing Saint Paul, continuing up the valley and getting to the small hamlet of Maljasset (mt. 1905)- Parking before the village.
Walking approach
Cross the little village of Maljasset m. 1905, then cross the river and take a good path rising along Mary Valley. At the second grassy terrace leave the trail to Col de Mary and follow on the right the "11° BCA Path", a narrow trail with several hairpins leading below Pierre Andrè South face (2 hours from Maljasset).
Red tapeThere are no particular restrictions in climbing and hiking.
Cars in Maljasset village are not allowed. Leave them in the parking before entering the village.
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***Marmottes Givreé report (French Scale)
Summit altitude: 2812 mt.
Difficulty: TD, 6a+ max
Equipment: bolts
Length: 200 mt.
Exposure: SE
First ascent: Jean Pierre Chevalier - Gerard Fiaschi 1994
The quality and the colour of quartzite are extraordinary, the route is truly a little masterpiece!!!
L1 6a Climb a steep pillar, a little overhang, then a slab
L2 6a Magnificent pitch. Toward right climb a lightly overhanging wall, another little wall, then a little corner
L3 5c A bit easier pitch
L4 6a+ An overhanging crack, a vertical corner, a little overhang
L5 5c+ A crack on the left, a vertical orange pillar, three subsequent little walls
L6 3b A final pitch on easy rocks leading to the top
Descent: follow the Normal Route situated in the opposite side (II and III grade UIAA, abseils possible)
A curiosity: The route's name - Marmottes givreè - means "greed marmots"; the name is due to the particular voracity of the local marmots, which sometimes also eat backpacks!!!
Essential GearRopes 2 x 50, ten express, helmet
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There's an equipped camping open in summer in Saint Paul sur l'Ubaye.
In Maljasset' village you can stay in:
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- Gite d'etape "La Cure".
In Pont d'Estreche Maison d'hotes "La Posada".
When to climbBest season goes from middle June to September.
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PORTLAND An inmate who escaped from from a Portland prison with just six days left of his sentence now faces up to two-and-a-half more years in prison for felony escape charges.
Matthew Medlin scaled a fence to escape from the Columbia River Correctional Facility early Wednesday afternoon, prompting a manhunt throughout the city.
Medlin, who is easily distinguished by the tattoos on his face, was eventually spotted by a corrections officer shortly after 10 p.m.
Portland Police officers swarmed the area and found him at a Jack in the Box restaurant on Northeast Columbia Boulevard.
A union official representing corrections officers said that type of inmate escape is rare in the Oregon prison system.
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The Lady Cougar varsity volleyball team had to come from behind in the second set to take their match against visiting Breckinridge County 2-0 (25-16, 25-22) Thursday night at Cougar Gym.
In the early games, the Cougar freshman squad suffered its first loss of the season in straight sets, 14-21, 14-21. In the JV match, the Lady Cougars won the first set, but dropped the next two to lose 21-17, 12-21, 18-21.
The Lady Tigers went in front in the early going, leading by as many as three points at 4-7, but the Lady Cougars battled back and tied the score several times.
With the score tied for the final time at 13-13, junior Katlynn Bratcher took the serve for the Lady Cougars and put them in front to stay. Three Breck hitting errors and a Bratcher ace gave Grayson County a 17-13 lead.
Grayson County still led by four points, 18-14 when Ciarra Meredith took the serve. Junior Bailey Martin had two kills, and Meredith served a pair of aces in a 6-0 run that took it to set point at 25-14 before Tonia Tivitt stopped the run with a kill.
The Lady Tigers scored one more point before a hitting error by Brook Saettel gave the set to Grayson County.
Breck took control of the second set early on, and built the lead to as many as seven points at 8-15. But Grayson County began battling back at that point. A Shelbi Arnold kill, a nice combination block by Arnold and Arianna Filippone and a Bratcher ace highlighted a 5-0 Lady Cougar run that brought them to within two points of the lead, 13-15.
Grayson County still trailed by three, 16-19 when Miranda Boaz took the serve. Four straight points, including two Boaz aces, gave the Lady Cougars their first lead since it was 1-0.
Three straight Breck points put them back on top 20-22, but a serving error gave the ball back to the Lady Cougars and Bailey Martin served out for the match.
The Lady Cougars looked like they were going to run away with the first set as they pulled out to a quick six-point advantage at 12-6. With Mallory Thomas serving, the Lady Cougars had moved to set-point at 20-11 when the tide began to turn.
A service error gave the ball back to the Lady Tigers and Amanda Rice nearly served her team back into contention. She had a pair of aces in a 7-0 run that brought the score to 21-17 before Emma Wilder ended things with a kill to give the first set to Grayson County.
The Lady Tigers kept that momentum into the second set, leading for most of the set by as many as four points. At 12-16, Leslie Shrewsberry took the serve for Breck and closed it out to even things at a set apiece. Saettel had a kill at set-point to put it away.
The Lady Tigers led by as many as seven points, 7-14, in the third set before the Lady Cougars staged a comeback. Five straight points gave Grayson County a lead, 16-15. They still led 18-17 when a bad set gave the serve back to the Lady Tigers and Shrewsberry served out for the win. An ace by Shrewsberry, a Cougar hitting error and a Shrewsberry kill closed things out.
The freshman girls did not look like the same team that had won all their matches to this point. Six service errors combined with mis-communication on defense throughout the match to doom them.
Still, the Lady Cougars led by four points, 12-8 before things went south. Seven straight Lady Tiger points put them on top 12-15. Grayson County pulled back to within a point, 14-15 before the Lady Tigers closed things out with six unanswered points to take the first set.
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The post office at 90 Vermilyea Ave. will be named after Corporal Juan Alcantara.
Sgt. Gonzalo Duran wants his late father's Lorillard Place home to house homeless veterans.
The parade for Iraq and Afghanistan vets would follow the Canyon of Heroes route in Manhattan.
Active military members and recent vets have not been receiving the same benefits as other veterans.
Veterans of all wars are supposed to get tax breaks on their homes, but many can't get a straight answer.
An exhibit that opens Friday includes the work of more than 20 civilian and military photographers.
"Gonna See a Movie Called Gunga Din" combines veterans' stories with scenes from war films.
New Yorkers were divided on whether or not to celebrate the end of the 8-and-a-half year war.
About 100 protesters gathered in Times Square Friday to mark the 10th anniversary of the war in Afghanistan.
A street in Washington Heights was named after Sgt. Merlin German to honor the local marine who died two years ago.
Speakers included Olivia Hooker, 96, the first African-American woman to join the Coast Guard.
Now that "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" has been repealed, Mayor Bloomberg said the university should bring back ROTC.
Military veterans defended the university against attacks it endured in the wake of "Hecklegate."
Anthony Maschek, a Columbia freshman who was seriously wounded in Iraq, was booed by fellow students at an ROTC event.
NYU art professor Wafaa Bilal was forced to remove a camera that had been surgically implanted in his head.
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