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Are you new to running? Or are you still thinking about it? We will look at a few classic running tips to help you get on the road and start pounding pavement.
If you're still teetering on the edge of the urban racetrack, the simple benefits of running are something you should know about.
There's something about running that brings an enormous sense of well-being.
Now, it's important both for safety and if you want to improve to consider a few running tips:
Start slow..
First of all, let's look at the lengths of runs. Ok, you're not Forest Gump, so don't start off trying to run 10 kilometres (k) and giving up when you collapse in a red-faced heap. Start slow, you can build yourself up to do the big stuff and it helps massively with progress to say, ok I can do that, let's do more next time.
Watch where you're running..
Another thing to consider is where you're going to run. More specifically, the surfaces you'll be crossing. You want to run on grass or packed dirt trails as much as possible, this will put a lot less pressure on your joints and feet. I know cities don't offer much in the form of wooded glens, but there are plenty of parks and trails if you look for them.
Try to avoid running next to the curb for long, the curvature in most roads will unbalance the muscle use in the legs.
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Energy drinks are a great way to replace lost salts on long runs. A less pricey way I use is a 50/50 mix of water and fruit juice with a pinch of salt.
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Next, we look at the curse of the running people: the stitch. Stitches are caused when lack of blood supply to the diaphragm causes it to cramp. What can you do?
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Adding weights?..
Lastly, we've all seen the runners who attach weights to their arms and legs to get a more "hardcore" running fix. I don't suggest doing this right away, you need to get used to the way your body moves first. If you are dead set on it, see a trainer first. Otherwise you can strain muscles and ruin your posture.
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on 9/19/2013 10:49:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Black
this is my first mascara. bought it when i was 13.
i've tried all the high and low end mascara out there and always come back to this.
NO CLUMP WHATSOEVER. looks extremely natural.
i hope they'll never discontinue it
on 9/19/2013 10:05:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I will admit that I haven't tried EVERY mascara out there. I have tried quite a few, both drugstore and boutique, but always end up coming back to this one. Pretty sure at this point I can give it HG status. I have been blessed with long lashes so really what I want is something that will merely enhance my natural lashes and leave me with long lasting, non-clumping results. Full n Soft does it every time. I curl my lashes, apply a few swipes of this mascara and have a very natural, doe-eyed, awake appearance. The tube lasts me a couple months, and when it starts to clump (meaning it is dried out) I replace it. Of course mascara should be replaced every 3 months anyway due to bacteria so this works out rather well as a self-destruct button. Nice and inexpensive so I don't feel like I am throwing away tons of money (and product).
I love boutique cosmetics, but haven't found an expensive mascara that accomplishes the look I want any better than Maybelline.
on 9/16/2013 12:34:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Really good for natural looking lashes, tends to smudge under the eye throughout the day.
on 9/14/2013 12:10:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Kinda soft but not full. Ideal for natural look. But just not what I like from a mascara
on 9/1/2013 9:07:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The mascara is OK, i use it as a base coat to keep my lashes curled and it's okay, it is waterproof which is good but i would not repurchase, the packaging is hideous and my tube dried up very quickly. good but could be better
on 8/31/2013 6:56:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
I've been using this mascara since I saw the ads with Sarah Michelle Gellar back in the day - apparently those are from 2000 so I've been using this for a long time! So after 13 years, I'm still enamoured with waterproof Full 'N Soft because it simply works the way a waterproof mascara should - it stays on, doesn't melt, doesn't irritate and has all the benefits of a non-waterproof formula in that it doesn't get clumpy or cause crunchy, unnatural looking eyelashes.Bonus points also for this mascara being cry-proof, 13 years of ups and downs and this mascara has never burnt my eyes or turned into a watery mess when I've been dealing with life. This isn't a va-va-voom mascara and won't make you look like you have false eyelashes on, but it will give you lashes that are defined, natural and healthy looking. I am getting worried that Maybelline may be pulling this from shelves sometime soon (13+ years on the market is pretty long time!) as they're only producing it in one color now and it's not known as a cult favorite like Great Lash is, but don't let that deter you from trying it out. This is a workhorse of a mascara and at the end of the day I've never found anything that works as well across all bases than this one does.
on 8/28/2013 1:58:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Not a bad mascara. It gives some length and volume to my lashes, culminating in a natural but very pretty look. My favorite thing about it is that my lashes hold a curl with this mascara. I have yet to find another mascara that holds a curl as well as this one.
My only gripe with this is that it smudges like crazy under my eyes. To be fair, I have this problem with most mascaras due to my oily skin. Otherwise, this mascara is great.
I may repurchase again in the winter when my skin is drier and see how it does. But for summertime in Florida, this gives me serious raccoon eyes.
on 8/25/2013 7:44:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
The results are full, and soft. This stuff gets 5 lippies just for delivering the results implied by its name. It is also the *only* mascara that does not smudge under my left eye. You heard me, just the left. (?) I've tried time and time again to switch to "prestige" mascaras, y'know, the Lancome lineup & the Diorshow everyone & their momma loves... but, just as I'd feared, the cost of the tube never did translate to the look of my lashes. No one ever said, "dang girl, your lashes look like your mascara was expensive as hell!" when I was wearing using my *one* tube of Diorshow. But, a handful of times, I have been asked if I was wearing falsies when I was wearing Full 'N Soft. It's black black black, truly waterproof but washes off easily enough, it's satisfyingly buildable without clumps, and it does lengthen decently and adds tons of volume. All for under $10. Beat it if you can... go!
on 7/28/2013 4:53:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is my favourite Maybelline mascara. It gives a natural and gorgeous look with nice separation, volume and length. This mascara contains vitamins to nourish the lashes, and I feel it does that. My lashes are soft and not spiky, and while it holds up to being waterproof, it's easy to remove and gentle on the lashes. You can also build this mascara
My only con is that, like other Maybelline mascaras, it dries out fairly quickly. I've had mine for three months and I think it's nearly time to buy another one. However it's worth the money. I would recommend this mascara.
on 7/27/2013 5:12:00 PM
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Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I really wish I liked is mascara. The price is great and it does make my lashes soft! I had been using Tarte Lights Camera Lashes and loved it but was looking for a cheaper alternative since it didn't last long. This mascara isn't it. It stays wet for a long time after application, it doesn't thicken much at all (most people didnt believe I was wearing mascara) and it runs easily. It didnt seem to irritate my eyes, however, and my lashes weren't falling off, which is good. Maybe it's better for people who want a more natural look.
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6 speed 2 stroke 250cc ?
I already know this is a dumb question but I'm gonna ask it anyway. I'm wondering if in the 1990's anybody did a 250 2 stroke with a 6 speed. So you can actually reach a comfortable traveling speed & not just have a trail bike that is wrapped out at 60mph. Maybe you can fit a cr125 tranny in a 96 cr 250? I've seen the wide ratio tranny's & that doesnt cut it. Maybe a TRX tranny in a CR. RMX, KDX, WR dont much care just looking for an extra gear, & no I dont have $8g to spend on the new KTM 300
If there is a good source of Chicken Lips, Rocking horse crap & moon dust near you, you may find a DT 230. Trail & road, yup, fast off road, no. Very capable, though.
Oops, IIR my KDX 250 was 6 speed, rarely got over 4th, though.
What year kdx250 I looked & it showed 5 speed. Yum chicken lips... but must be fast offroad need powervalves single rear shock maybe something that could be big bored
I believe Husqvarna 2 strokes were 6 speeds back in the nineties at least till 98. I think they went back to 5 speed in 99.
Just checked, it was a 89 KDX 250 SR, they were road legal & yup, 6 speed, so were the 200 SR's. Went like a cut cat too.
Is SR an oversea's model? Shakey Isles & Havey Krumpet Say Mick'ish, just a guess
The SR was imported to Australia, NZ & the Philipines, very popular in Japan too. The US got a different model, enduro not road focused I believe so it was more like the KX mx'er & probably shared the same gear box.
I'm just speculating here, with bikes I just put petrol in them & ride, I'm no expert.
The KDX I had went like a cut cat & I never found enough space to use top but it did wheelie off the throttle in fourth. One of the reasons I sold it..:rofl
Living in the high desert, Utah, there's plenty of room to let'm run. I'm generally up for 500c + 2 strokes, but something lighter & not fully set to kill would be nice to ride once in awhile. Getting older & being beaten to death by the bike... yeah my Vag is showing. Just did a KX550AF & it's to much so looking for something different
Another bike in similar guise to the KDX but betterer is the Honda CRM 250.
Yea a 6 speed 93-96 cr250 would be the dream CRM was never heard of over here you lucky blokes got that cool tech
The amount of gears doesn't nessecarily give you a higher topspeed, look at the ratio in the top gear of various motors.
A 250cc stroker is still a relatively small engine and will feel buzzy at 60+
They hail from Spain, ole'
Gas Gas EC250 :deal also available in a 200 or 300 flavor. Road legal in most of the world... not in the good ol' USofA. Some were marketed in the states as XC as opposed to EC but they are, aside from very minor differences (such as the size of the flywheel and some of the wiring), the same bike.
From my owners manual:
1st- 2.071
2nd- 1.625
3rd- 1.333
4th- 1.1
5th- 0.913
6th- 0.791
That's a wide enough spread for my needs. the motor could pull taller gearing from the bottom but I never feel the need at the top.
A buzzy two stroke :huh probably wouldnt be as buzzy as the kx550 or the cr500 after 3 or 4 hours of riding. :D
Just a guess though. The extra gear would help keep it in the powerband with less gap in each of the steps
That GAS GAS would be awesome but I'm looking for something cheaper with alot better parts availability.
Did some looking at the kdx200 & 220 but being based on a kx125 engine doing a big bore to get it to 240 seems like a reliability mess. Also coming from riding 500's I dont want a gutless wonder so I'll probably need to big bore the 250 anyway. Just need something that doesnt beat me up "quite" as bad
I might just be better off trying a 2003-04 yz250 & doing the wide ratio trans off of a wr400/426. I'm thinking that the general idea of using the wr 4 & 5th is the wrong direction though as that widens the gap in the ratio's in the higher speeds where you dont have as much power to bridge the gaps, but you could gear the sprokets higher to get the top speed up there. Here's the ratio splits between the 2
YZ ratios are as follows:
1st 27/14 (1.929)
2nd 25/16 (1.563)
3rd 23/18 (1.278)
4th 24/22 (1.091)
5th 20/21 (0.952)
1st 29/12(2.416)
2nd 26/15(1.733)
3rd 21/16(1.312)
4th 21/20(1.050)
5th 21/25(0.840)
This is all IF I can get a fair price out of the 550. Just got it built & aint gonna give it away but building them is alot of fun creating a form of art
You might like a KTM 380? Still a 5 speed but it'll pull tall gears easily.
We have a 2002 380SX, the power is unreal. I raced a 360SX back then, alot of bike too, but the thing ate kickers and their gears. They can be modded to be reliable though. All of them are pretty cheap these days. The 2002 has a 2009 shock and the original 48mm forks brought up to 2011 OC tech with revalves and they work better than my 2011 Husaberg stock or my upgraded 2007 SXf did.
Finding one street legal isn't hard either. :deal
And, yes, they vibrate, but I'd rather try to tame one than build up a KDX!
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Welcome to the Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey Hotel
Low rates and a location off Highway 90 within minutes of Big Easy excitement await guests at the Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey Hotel.
Hotel Features
Coffeemakers and cable TVs with premium channels are featured in all 212 rooms at the two-story Travelodge. Mornings start with a free continental breakfast, and guests have access to an adjacent restaurant. Fun in the sun is encouraged with three seasonal outdoor pools, including one for the kiddies. The hotel provides ice and vending machines and 24-hour laundry facilities. Pets are welcome for an additional fee.
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Across the Mississippi River from New Orleans, the Travelodge sits off Highway 90, less than one mile from the heart of Harvey and the Manhattan Plaza Shopping Center. The French Quarter and the Superdome are within an eight-mile drive. Guests are also within 10 minutes of Boomtown Casino and less than 10 miles from Belle Chasse Naval Base. Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport is within 19 miles of the hotel.
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In a location "perfect for the free ferry" with "quick access to the French Quarter," the Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey Hotel provides guests with "beautiful pools" and handy on-site features.
Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey Hotel Amenities
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Please note: guests must be at least 21 years of age to make reservations. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Travelodge New Orleans West Harvey HotelOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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I will not go to this hotel again and I wouldn't recommend any of my family or friends to go there. We were very disappointed.
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3:00 check in, so don't really expect to have a room ready before then. Very nice staff, fairly close location, slightly weak continental breakfast, cool pools although it was too cold to use them when I was there, pretty clean. There was a brand new TV in my room. Comfortable pillows but thin blankets (which is alright if you know what temperature to put the thermostat at). Bathtub didn't drain all the way, but otherwise you can't ask for much more in a motel room. ...
December 10, 2013
Front door was nasty it needed cleaning or painting. Only one trash container in the room it should have at least two. The bathroom floor was not clean, all the corners were dirty even a piece of chewed gum in one corner, and a bug crawling around on the floor. The inside of the bathroom door was filthy. The mirror wasn't cleaned properly, it had a film on it and I had to clean it myself. And their was a shortage of bath clothes. I always fold down the bed spread, but even the blanket didn't look clean, it had big dirty spots or stains. The pillows were worn out, they were flat. The room had a musky smell. The drawer of the nite stand/table was grossly dirty. The bottom drawer of the chest had someone's old grubby work clothes in it. There was no phone book in the room. I always use the phone book to find good restaurants to eat at. But maybe they are out dated, because of cell phones and computers. The room we stayed in I think was 121, not sure but it was registered to Chet Dobrowski. I bet those clothes are still in the bottom drawer. ...
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The desk folks were very friendly and there was a lot of extra security at night. The location is very close to Starbucks, Walmart, and many other places that make visiting and buying goods there possible. It said it came with a hair dryer, fridge, microwave and coffee pot but none of these were in the room. Also, it had a very musty, moldy smell that took a while to get used to. Pretty gross, but still clean. It was a great buy for a cheap stay. But, the price to extend my trip at the front desk was $20 cheaper than on Priceline. This is insane, and Priceline is the one that needs the review, not the hotel! ...
October 10, 2013
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This is a great hotel overall. If you have a vehicle to get around, you'll appreciate this location that much more. :0)
June 17, 2013
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We saw a billboard above the highway just before getting there that said: "Travelodge Newly Renovated". It was not newly renovated, it needed to be renovated. We saw resurfacing of the parking lot being done and the on sight advertised restaurant seemed to have been under renovation and was not open. When forced to use the WiFi in the lobby because it didn't work in our room as we were told it would, it was uncomfortable to hear three workers come in from out side using loud profanity with each other about not being paid. ...
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By Zachary Feldman
Group dining on this busy holiday can be difficult, so if you're rounding up a crew, consider Resto's large-format feasts, where you can choose an animal and watch as the chef creates a three-course meal using everything from tongue to tail. Meals are composed of 10 to 12 courses, and you might have the opportunity to chow down on whole roasted pig's head, goat tartare, and waterzooi (stew) of fish and shellfish. For New Year's Eve, the restaurant is offering two seatings and a set menu for a large-format feast with a variety of animals. From 5 to 7 p.m., diners can snack on pork cracklings, roast quail, and porchetta as part of the $85-per-person extravaganza. After 9 p.m., reservations are $140 and include beer, wine, and spirits; that party lasts until the ball drops. 111 East 29th Street, 212-685-5585, restonyc.com Billy Lyons
Much of Japan celebrates the New Year with Toshikoshi soba, a special bowl of buckwheat noodles meant to bring good luck. Rosanjin incorporates the tradition into a decadent, intimate, and elegant 10-course kaiseki dinner, a traditional Japanese prix fixe. Expect an appetizer, soup, sashimi, and sushi, as well as grilled, simmered, and steamed courses in addition to your noodles. Kaiseki meals are planned and timed with precision based on a ritual performed for Kyoto emperors, so this is a good chance to feel like royalty ($150). 141 Duane Street, 212-346-0664, rosanjintribeca.com Eve Turow
Jamie Bissonette and Ken Oringer's Chelsea tapas bar has been one of 2013's most talked-about openings, and with good reason — Toro's food is fantastic, the vibe convivial, and the service both friendly and competent. Come New Year's Eve, you'll have two celebratory options. If you'd like to dine, go early for a prix fixe dinner with seatings at 5 ($85) and 7 p.m. ($100). Otherwise, gather a crowd and reserve your space at the late-night Barcelona-themed fete, where a DJ spins tunes over passed tapas, sangria, Spanish wine, and cocktails. The party runs from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m.; an open bar is included in your ticket price ($125). 85 Tenth Avenue, 212-691-2360, toro-nyc.com Hannah Palmer Egan
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