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LivingSocial's 'Pick Your Five' Surges On Facebook, 6 Million New Users Added in One Week
Rapid Growth Supported by New Features and Categories Launched in First Quarter of 2009
Now with a total user base of 14 million, LivingSocial provides a collective, cultural indicator of what's most popular in music, TV, movies, books, games, beer, restaurants, and other interests. Here are the current leaders within LivingSocial's community:
- Favorite movies of all time: "Pulp Fiction," "Forrest Gump," "Fight Club," "The Shawshank Redemption," "The Dark Knight"
- Best TV shows: "Friends," "Family Guy," "Lost," "House," "The Simpsons"
- Best albums of all time: "Dark Side of the Moon," "Nevermind," "Appetite for Destruction," "OK Computer," "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Band"
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- Favorite beer: Corona, Guinness Draught, Heineken, Coors Light, Stella Artois
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LivingSocial's latest surge caps off a busy first quarter in 2009. In January, the company's product team rolled out new categories and features, including "iPhone apps" giving iPhone users the ability to find which applications their friends are using, and even purchase recommended apps directly from iTunes within LivingSocial – for the first time on the Web.
Skiing and snowboarding enthusiasts can now turn to "LivingSocial: Slopes" for advice on the best mountains across the US, and read reviews, get maps to resorts and up-to-the-minute weather and snow conditions, courtesy of SnoCountry Mountain Reports. After the snow is gone, ski bums can get recommendations from LivingSocial on where to go for their next winter vacation.
More than 200 million books, movies, TV shows, music, video games, iPhone apps, restaurants, and beer have been catalogued on LivingSocial.com and through Facebook, MySpace, Bebo, hi5, and Orkut. Last fall, LivingSocial introduced its free iPhone application with the ability for iPhone users to publish reviews and photos on-the-go, find restaurants "Near Me" using the application's GPS technology, and purchase items directly through Amazon.
For more information about LivingSocial, go to http://LivingSocial.com.
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LivingSocial.com is a social discovery tool for reviewing, sharing and organizing favorite things. As the most comprehensive interest-based online community, LivingSocial is now helping more than 14 million users catalogue books, music, movies, video games, television shows, restaurants, and beer. LivingSocial is accessible on the iPhone, and seamlessly integrates with Facebook, MySpace, Bebo, hi5, and Orkut. The company is headquartered in
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Date: February 11, 1955
Creator: J.C. Watkins Photography
Description: Photograph of the World Youth Conference. Five buses are parked in a row with all the members of the conference standing in front of the buses, waving at the photographer. The conference was held at Methodist Temple on Fifth Street because the First Christian Church did not have a large enough place to have the meeting.
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Date: 1948
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Description: Photograph of the First Christian Church Youth Choir. Back row - left to right: Rosalie Pentecost, Pat Hilton, Robert Gartman, Billy Reeder, George Nelson, Murphy Vaught, Gary Branson, Isaac Bertrand, John Howard, Homer Claude Holmes, Hugh Reeder, Mark Youngblood, Wayne Phillips, Harvey Taylor. Middle row - left to right: Marian Dooley, Alyce Jane Speck, Ann Montgomery, Catherine Vaught, Betty West, Sarah Lacy, Cathryn Anglemeyer, Jerry Bertrand, Elizabeth Ann Donan, Betty Garrett, Nancy Prafka, Willie Mae West, Katherine Howard, not known, Joan Pinder. Front row - left to right: standing in front of choir in black dress is Peggy McIntosh, choir members sitting in front with white clothes, left to right: Joan Bertrand, Jane Jolley, not known, Ollie Bet Collins, Phyllis Foote, Norma Swearingen, Anita Ruth Brown, Phillip Foote, Bobby Shiflet. Standing in front of choir: A.E. Catanach, Choir Director, and pianist Austine Mills.
Contributing Partner: First Christian Church of Port Arthur
[Youth Round Up Parade]
Date: June 26, 1954
Creator: Beryl Crist Photography
Description: Photograph of the Youth Round Up Parade in Port Arthur, Texas. The parade is being led by a car pulling a wagon, three cars are following the first car. The parade is being led down a busy streets with a lot of stores and eateries.
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You're stuck in the middle of the desert, broiling hot, as dry as a bone, all the heat metaphors running through your mind, miles and miles of big empty surrounding you. It's 110 degrees in the shade—only there isn't any shade—nor is there food, water, or any sign of civilization. What do you do?
IF YOU'RE AT BIG BEND RANCH STATE PARK, you look for David Alloway, quick. Forty years old, an amiable fellow with a sun-bleached Fu Manchu mustache, Alloway is the interpretative naturalist at the park, and part of his job includes leading desert-survival seminars. Big Bend Ranch is the kind of place that makes you think about such things. It sprawls over 287,000 acres of high Chihuahuan Desert, the biggest and one of the newest state parks in Texas. To the east, Big Bend National Park is three times as large, but it is also much more developed. On the ranch, almost everything is backcountry. If you're someone whose idea of fun is doing a slow burn under the relentless Texas sun on a treeless plain, with your lips parched and a constant dribble of sweat trickling down your back, you need to hear what Alloway has to say.
Like most Texans, I hadn't had much reason to contemplate desert survival. But an increasing frequency of visits to the Chihuahuan Desert and Big Bend Ranch in particular prompted me to think otherwise. The stunning beauty of the Chihuahuan, a broad expanse of peaks, plateaus, and canyons that extends north from Mexico into southwest Texas, belies its harshness. The ranch harbors a surprisingly diverse bounty of flora and fauna. For me, it's the last place left in Texas where I can feel as if I've fallen off the edge of the earth. With every trip, though, I've also become aware of its dangers, of what could go wrong in a place like this. Out here in the despoblado, the zone of no people, knowing what to do and what not to do in an emergency is the difference between life and death.
That reality was vividly underscored by a report in the Alpine Avalanche last May about the death of a hiker in the national park from heat exhaustion. I read the story in the bunkhouse of the ranch shortly before I was to take a desert hike. According to the story, the victim had collapsed while in the company of two other hikers on a day when the temperature reached only the mid-nineties, a relatively tolerable heat for this part of the world. The three were carrying plenty of water. The hiker's fatal mistake was not drinking a sufficient amount to keep his body cool.
David Alloway's goal is to prevent similar tragedies. My goal, and the goal of my ten companions, was to learn what he knew about staying alive in the desert. Our group consisted of nine men from Texas—me, a retired engineer, a pencil salesman and his buddy, the owner of a Mexican food restaurant and his son, two doctors, and the owner of a dry cleaners—and one woman, a masseuse and Rolfer, from Kentucky. We had paid $350 each to take part in a three-day workshop that was easily the most exotic of the programs offered by the Texas Parks and Wildlife De partment at Big Bend Ranch.
After we met Alloway at the Fort Leaton entrance to the ranch, three miles east of Presidio, he escorted the convoy of his new charges along nine miles of paved and dirt roads to the ranch gate, where you have to know the combination of the lock to get in. Then it was another five-mile drive to an old stone corral, where he gave us a crash course in windmill repair (watch that rotator tail swinging around on you!) and imparted advice about why it's best not to drink out of a horse or cattle trough (saliva is an excellent carrier of livestock diseases).
A few miles farther down the main dirt road, our caravan pulled off the road again so our leader could march us on foot a quarter mile or so through the scrubby brush to a low thicket. Suddenly we found ourselves standing near the edge of Agua Adentro, a spring-fed wet spot on the northern slope of the Bofecillos range. Dark and wrinkled, the mountains are what remains of a volcanic cataclysm that occurred about 27 million years ago.
"See this?" Alloway fingered a leathery pod hanging from the limb of a mesquite. "This is a very good protein source. You can make flat cakes with this."
He turned around and grasped a twig from a spindly creosote bush, a desiccated excuse for vegetation that happens to thrive in the rock, pebble, and sand floor of the Chihuahuan Desert. I have always despised the creosote for the way it outcompetes its rivals for water and chokes out more-benign types of vegetation. "See this?" he said again to his audience. "Dip it three times in hot water with a pinch of salt. Let it cool, then drink a cup. It's an anti-aging elixir. The University of Minnesota is researching its beneficial properties. You can also use it as a scent disguise when hunting." I realized that we were hanging on to every word—as if our lives depended on it.
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He spun around once more, reaching for a scrawny plant that hugged the ground. Its distinctive purple blossoms drooped wearily in the heat. "This is a silver-leafed nightshade, one of the more toxic plants out here. It's not a good idea to eat this." Then he pointed to a nearby tree bearing a vague resemblance to


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Sprint Nextel suing South Dakota company
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - Sprint Nextel Corp. is suing a South Dakota company it says is operating a scheme on an American Indian reservation to obtain more money from the wireless carrier.
Sprint says it was billed too much for calls by Native American Telecom LLC, which provides services on the Crow Creek Reservation.
Native American Telecom lawyer Scott Swier declined immediate comment on the lawsuit but said the company was proud of its work to help the tribe operate a telecommunications company.
The company "is creating jobs and enabling the reservation to have access to state-of-the-art modern technology, like high-speed broadband service," he said.
The lawsuit alleges that Native American Telecom operated what is known as a "traffic pumping" scheme under which a local phone company partners with conference call services or chat rooms to artificially drive up call volumes.
The practice is not illegal, but Sprint - which also is involved with cases in California, Utah and Kentucky - said it wants to end it and recoup money it has paid to Native American Telecom. The lawsuit does not list an amount.
"What's happening with traffic pumping is conference-calling companies approach the rural telephone companies, and they're saying, 'why don't you let us set up a bunch of conference lines and chat lines in your area'" then share the profits, Sprint Nextel spokesman John Taylor said.
State Rep. Deb Peters, R-Hartford, drafted a bill earlier this year aimed at banning traffic pumping but it died in the House. She said she intends to try again next year.
"It's getting more and more out of control," she said. "North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and Kentucky all have the same problem."
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BlackBerry issues unspecified number of layoff notices across global operations
BlackBerry says it's laying off an unspecified number of employees across its global operations as it makes changes to the operations responsible for making its smartphones.
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When flash philanthropy goes viralIt's happening more and more often: One person's story of hardship or loss captures public attention, an online crowdfunding campaign takes off and the money pours in. But what if the financial windfall causes more harm than good, or the intended person doesn't even want the money?
Spears: 'Universe is Like Space Ship' — and the problem with 'predatory' science journalsThe universe is a spaceship circling around the Earth, our moon and the sun, contends the latest dubious research from a website touting itself as a genuine science journal.
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West Brom keeper arrives on loan at Bristol Rovers
Bristol Rovers have signed West Bromwich Albion stopper Luke Daniels on a season-long loan deal, reports BBC Sport.
The 22-year-old, who was on loan at Tranmere last season, will join Rovers on Monday upon his return from the Baggies' Dutch tour.
Daniels is a product of the youth scheme at the Manchester United and has made 80 loan appearances for Motherwell, Shrewsbury and Tranmere.
He has won player of the year awards at Tranmere and Shrewsbury.
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Texas gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis ran into a bit of a snag when she tried to cast her ballot during early voting Monday.
It's a problem many are seeing with the new Voter ID law.
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Davis showed her driver's license but it had her maiden name listed -- Russell. When this happens, the voter must sign a document verifying their identity.
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Aston Martin Vantage carries on luxury brand's debonair reputation
It takes 180 man hours to put one of these together. Assembly appears painstakingly precise and the result is a pleasure to study, as if admiring a work of art. And there is procedure to enjoying the car.
The ignition "key" is a small, electronic rectangle constructed of glass, polished stainless steel and polycarbonate. It has the feel of fine jewelry and feels warm in the hand. It must be inserted through a crystal port in the dashboard and pressed to start the engine. Very hands on, though the process could be simplified.
The 420-horsepower V-8 fires with force, with a rich tone. There are transmission choices of six-speed manual or six-speed, single-clutch automated manual transmission.
The automated manual, with drive and Sport modes, gives a hearty blip of the throttle on downshifts. But shifting feels almost primitive when compared with the similar type of transmission in the Lamborghini Gallardo.
Shift points in the Vantage are pronounced, as if feeling the actual release and then engagement of the clutch. The car stalled once while backing out of my driveway, just as I might do when using a manual transmission.
I found the shift action distracting and somewhat slow, but the transmission was refined this year for smoother starts. Using the steering-column mounted paddle shifters sharpens the response time.
It is the car's stance and cabin roominess that make Vantage a daily driver. There is little tendency for the car's chin to scrape on driveways or dips in the street. The turning circle is tight and the car nimble to maneuver.
Inside, the hatchback glass greatly improves sightlines over the shoulders. The "Swan Wing" doors open upward at a 12-degree angle to the body, which allows a larger door opening for easier access. The doors also have gas struts that hold the door open at any angle, not just the two standard stop points on most cars.
The seats are not so low as to feel as if one is sitting on the ground. There is more headroom and elbow room here than in the four-seat Aston Martin DBS. Storage space is limited in the cabin, but trunk space is adequate for two travelers on a weekend adventure, particularly with the option of fitted luggage.
The Vantage is a high-style and high-performance car for discriminating buyers not influenced by trend or gimmick.
Buyers of the V8 Vantage probably can afford or already own the larger and more expensive 12-cylinder Astons, but the Vantage is much easier to live with in an urban environment as a daily driver. Is it any wonder the company has sold 10,000 since the car went on sale at the end of 2005?
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Parents Advised On How To Detect Communications Disorders In Their Children
STAR Center in Greenwood Village, Colorado celebrates Better Hearing and Speech Month by encouraging parents to seek early intervention for children with communication disorders.
Denver, CO (PRWEB) May 02, 2013
STAR (Sensory Therapies And Research) Center, the premier treatment center for children with sensory challenges, joins the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association in celebrating Better Hearing and Speech Month, which runs the entire month of May 2013.
Although more than 5 million children in the United States have a speech, language and hearing disorder, parents are often uninformed and unsure about what to do when they suspect their child might be delayed. Every May since 1927, the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) has used the May is Better Hearing and Speech Month (BHSM) celebration to provide parents with information about communication disorders to help ensure that they do not seriously affect their children's ability to learn, socialize with others, and be successful in school.
Speech and language delays or difficulties can occur at any time in a child's life. They may be born with a disorder or it can be caused by accidental injury or illness. Child speech and language delays or difficulties include:
- Stuttering
- Articulation problems ("wabbit" instead of "rabbit")
- Language disorders such as the slow development of vocabulary, concepts, and grammar.
- Voice disorders (nasal, breathy, or hoarse voice and speech that is too high or low)
- Social communication disorders (difficulties communicating in social situations)
Parents who suspect their child has a communication disorder should see an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist. These professionals identify, assess and treat speech and language problems including swallowing disorders. STAR Center in Greenwood Village, Colorado offers both speech-therapy services and a trans-disciplinary feeding program. "Fortunately, most children with speech, language, and hearing problems can be treated successfully," according to Carrie Dishlip, CCC-SLP of STAR Center. "Even if the problem cannot be eliminated, we can teach the child strategies to help them cope with their communication disorders, or provide them with the appropriate technology to facilitate communication. By promoting Better Hearing and Speech Month, we hope parents will learn about communication disorders and what they can do to help their children."
Parents who think their children may have a speech, language or communication disorder or know of a loved one who may have such a problem will benefit from Carrie Dishlip´s lecture titled "Understanding Early Childhood Speech and Language: Development and Delays" scheduled May 7 from 7:00 PM-8:30 PM at the STAR Center. Learn about speech and language milestones, the current best practices for speech and language therapy, and practical and effective strategies that can be incorporated at home to help a child´s communication development. For detailed information and to RSVP contact STAR Center at 303-221-7827. For those outside of Colorado and unable to travel, search for other service providers at spdfoundation.net/directory, Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation´s online directory.
The STAR Center, a Colorado 501(c)(3), is the premier treatment center for children and families living with Sensory Processing Disorder, feeding disorders, and other sensory conditions associated with ADHD, autism, and other developmental disorders. The STAR Center offers intensive "burst" treatment that research shows is effective in treating sensory issues. Parents are involved throughout the process so families can learn to create sensory lifestyles and continue to see progress after the formal treatment program ends. Dr. Lucy Jane Miller, founder of STAR Center and Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation, is widely recognized as the leader in Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD) research worldwide. For more information about the Greenwood Village, Colorado clinic, visit http://www.SPDStar.org.
About the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
ASHA is the national professional, scientific, and credentialing association for more than 166,000 audiologists, speech-language pathologists, and speech, language and hearing scientists. Audiologists specialize in preventing and assessing hearing and balance disorders as well as providing audiologic treatment including hearing aids. Speech-language pathologists identify, assess, and treat speech and language problems including swallowing disorders.
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I dont know what is wrong but ever since the pvp event update I've been lagginglike crazy, for every skill use i get around a 1 second lag before the skill actually happens :'(
I dont know what is wrong but ever since the pvp event update I've been lagginglike crazy, for every skill use i get around a 1 second lag before the skill actually happens :'(
A quick comment about the European credit cards (Solo, Switch, Maestro): One of our programmers tells me that there is an issue that may arise, where you are asked for an "Issue" with the card. (I'm unsure if that an actual issue date for the card or if it's information that some cards require.) Anyway, if you put anything in there, you will get an error. Leave the area blank and all should be fine.
YAY, debit cards got supported!... but I don't have a Start Date on my card :(
I have an Issue Number though, but I can see there is an issue with that. Woe is me.. :(
In my experience I was always given the option of either Start Date OR Issue Number, not both :s
how much are the medallions going for a piece now? i have 5 and don't know what to do with them
It's an Issue Number. Solo and Switch cards have them.Originally Posted by Gaile
Most online retailers ask for them when paying with a Solo or Switch.
An 'issue' is the number of the, well, issued card.
I hope it's fixed soon, as otherwise it's pretty damn unsafe (the issue is required because otherwise it was concepted so that someone can't just steal the information from forms, such as bank statements). Well, only really unsafe if someone's card has been stolen, but that's not the point. It happens, albeit less than the news would suggest.
Just to re-iterate, with Switch / Maestro cards, I'm pretty sure that the Start Date should be an optional field, while the Card Issue field should be compulsory. People with Maestro cards won't be able to use them in the store because they don't have Start Dates.
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Tamil Nadu Deputy Chief Minister M K Stalin, projected as political heir apparent to his father and Chief Minister M Karunanidhi, today turned 59.
Mr. Stalin celebrated his birthday by cutting a cake with his family members and later met his party workers.
DMK cadre distributed sweets at many places as DMK's promotional songs blared from loudspeakers in many areas, praising Mr. Karunanidhi and Mr. Stalin.
State ministers, alliance party members from PMK and Congress and others greeted Stalin, fondly addressed as 'Thalapathy' (the General) by his supporters.
His Madurai-based elder brother and Union Minister M K Alagiri greeted Stalin over phone, party sources said.
Long hailed as the face of DMK's youth wing, Mr. Stalin first became minister after the 2006 Assembly polls. He was subsequently promoted as Mr. Karunanidhi's Deputy two years later.
A former Mayor of Chennai, Mr. Stalin now handles important portfolios, including Industries and Municipal Administration.
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But I am lucky and I got a couple of hours of sun, just in time for some photos.
My passion for layering saves me from a lot of trouble. When we took these pictures there were about 5 degrees Celsius. And I wore a short sleeved sweater, a long sweater and a leather jacket and I was feeling no cold. The long sweater is wool and this fabric is also very important whenever you are fighting winter.
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Z Is for Moose
by Kelly Bingham; illus. by Paul O. Zelinsky
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If you think you've seen every possible idea for an alphabet book played out, think again. Even before the title page of this very funny and inventive ABC, cast members Apple, Ball, Cat, Duck, Elephant, Fox, Glove, etc., begin lining up to be checked in by Zebra, cleverly dressed as a referee. We get just a hint of things to come as our protagonist, Moose, jumps for joy in anticipation of his big moment in the spotlight. The orderly procession begins, and all goes smoothly — A is for Apple, B is for Ball, C is for Cat — until we get to D and find that Moose has pushed Duck off the stage in his eagerness. He apologizes profusely after the zebra tells him it's not yet his turn, but then he breaks into everyone else's page, asking, "Now?" until we finally get to M, which turns out to be for…Mouse. This causes a major temper tantrum as Moose knocks all the other letter representatives off their pages, smashes Pie all over Queen, draws antlers on Ring and Snake, and finally begins to cry (appropriately, next to V for Violin). Zebra feels such sympathy for Moose (as will the reader) that he allows him to take over his page, so that Z is for Zebra's friend, Moose. The pages prior to Moose's tantrum are funny for the ways in which Moose insinuates himself into each picture: hiding behind an ice-cream cone, appearing on a jam jar label, popping his head out of a kangaroo's pouch. In the tantrum itself, the visual humor gets more sophisticated as Moose disrupts the alphabet by smashing, stomping on, and revising whole lines of text. You can barely read "Q is for Queen," for example, since the letters lie in mangled little piles at the bottom of the page. Zelinsky's zany cartoon style is perfect for Moose's antics, both before and after the letter M.
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First I unplug electric plug, then turn off water lines & disconnected them. Pulled out the washer where I could easily work on it. Then removed the screws holding the back panel and top control knob panel by separating it from main body. (Spring clips on control panel were a bit tight to pop off.) Once removed back & top, the main body of washer, hinges forward and pulls out and off. Now the pump is accessible, so I remove the two hoses clamps and pull off hoses, and pop off two spring clips holding pump on the motor. Then I slide new pump onto the motor, (line up flat spot on shaft with pump) and pop the spring clips back on and reconnect the hoses and clamps. Put main body, back and top control panel back together the opposite of the way I took it a part. Moved washer back and reconnected water lines and plugged in. No more water on the floor… (Note:) Washer leak happened on Sunday & Monday was holiday of coarse. So I ordered the new pump Sunday online and it arrived by Wednesday. Thank You PartSelect.com.
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I know it may not be exciting to you ladies but I took a bath about an hour ago and when I got out I had this huge urge to CLEAN...I have now started laundry in the washer and dryer, swept my floors, folded a load of laundry and now im getting ready to throw dinner in the oven and mop the kitchen floor while its cooking. I hope you ladies are having a lovely night.
Exciting to me...
I'm jealous! That happened to me for two days, and now the urge is gone and my house is a mess again!
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Charli Jo, 1/5/11, 6lb14oz, 19in unplanned natural birth! OUCH!!!
lol...I havent had any energy to much around the house for the past week or so. I have been trying to walk around a lot and get stuff figured out with the Marine Corps. Its been a crazy week so I was really excited...lol
Mommy to Madison (2-24-05) and Mallory (1-12-11)
I'm excited for you! I have had this urge for the last few days but I have to put it on hold because I HAVE to finish this schoolwork and my finals first. Oh, the freedom to thoroughly clean in a matter of days. LOL.
BTW...oddly, I find that after I am fresh out of the shower is when I get my urges the most (or maybe it is just the renewed energy?) too.
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That is exciting and I'm extremely jealous. I don't have the urge to do anything but sleep. It's beyond pathetic!! :(
Daugher - Caitlin 5-3-00 My miracle baby born 13 weeks early!
Son - James 12-19-10
I took a nap this morning after my daughter got done cheerleading and I havent been feeling good today but after my bath I just felt it...weird
Mommy to Madison (2-24-05) and Mallory (1-12-11)
I am jealous! The urge to nest is hit and miss here. Some days, I am at it all day long. Other days, like today, I have had my feet propped up and not much has gotten accomplished. Oh well, I guess that means I am recuperating from those hard days of cleaning I just did...a few days ago.
I felt this way last weekend... so the house was spotless!! But now.. its looking pretty bad again... maybe I should go take my bath... lol
FTM to Lacey Jo
Hmmm, maybe a bath is what I need. But, I'm literally in such a mood that even taking a BATH seems like too much work, lol!
Melissa & Glenn
Four Boys - 9, 8, 8 & 6
Charli Jo, 1/5/11, 6lb14oz, 19in unplanned natural birth! OUCH!!!
Ugh, I know what you ladies mean. I don't want to do anything right now. But then, I just got home from going out to lunch and taking my kids to see Santa at the mall, and then food shopping. I am hoping a second wind will kick in soon because I got a whole big bag of 24 mo clothes for DS that I need to put away, which will mean taking EVERYTHING out of his dresser. Seems like too much of a bother. I can also think of 1000 other chores I could be doing. Instead, I'm going to sit here and read BBC.
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Meet Poshmark, the App That's Turning Every Closet Into a Store
With more than 350,000 closets in the growing Poshmark community, founders Tracy Sun and Manish Chandra are transforming shopping--and reselling--into a mobile, social experience.
GRIND The first challenge for Poshmark was convincing male investors that selling items from your closet was a valid business idea.
HUSTLE When you scale up your data analysis efforts, better decision-making will follow.
PAYOFF Because items are stored in 350,000 individual closets instead of a giant warehouse, Poshmark has opportunities that other businesses don't.
HOW I WORK Because of the cross-functional nature of her role, Tracy Sun counts on the quieter time at the end of the day.
A DAY IN THE LIFE Manish Chandra details a typical day in his life as a startup CEO.
FUN As an entrepreneur, you get the opportunity to solve problems that haven't been solved before.
TRAVEL After you launch your company, expect your concept of 'taking a break' to change.
FAILURE In hindsight, Tracy Sun realized that she hadn't understood what her first company was really selling.
FOUNDER LOVE It's easier to be partners when your professional and personal values both mesh.
BALANCE It's hard to find balance as an entrepreneur, but over time, you can improve at it.
MOTIVATION Manish Chandra's favorite quote is "Do what you love, love what you do, and do it forever."
BOOKS There's no reason that Game of Thrones can't sit next to Malcolm Gladwell on your shelf.
INSPIRATION Tracy Sun doesn't turn to literature for new ideas. She prefers to look at the world around her.
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HIRING Making a mistake is especially painful when you're hiring for a top-level position.
GROWTH You need to be thinking a few steps ahead, or you'll get caught off guard.
PLATFORM Try using only your phone to conduct business, and you'll soon see whether your product is mobile-friendly.
STARTUP First, don't do it just for the money.
PASSION You need to know if you're ready to start a business, what level your passion is, and what your worst-case scenario looks like.
DEMAND Once you have an idea for a product, you need to make sure that there's a real market.
LEARNING When you're an entrepreneur, you won't get feedback unless you ask for it.
LESSONS The difference between entrepreneurs and people with big ideas? Daring to fail.
FULL EPISODE An extraordinarily dedicated user base gives Poshmark options that other companies might not have.
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Wish my trailer had a top, and a door. My Zundapp continues to live in the converted horsey trailer I brought it home in. I keep it covered and wrapped in multiple layers when I'm not screwing with it. Really need to get the front end on and I've paid for and ordered some parts from James. Guess I bought the contents of the "missing box" the PO failed to keep track of. It's been triple digits down in Tejas for a month now, so I'm not pushing too hard. I just need to find to get a inner bearing race to press on to the lower part of the steering stem and 38 ball bearings - 6.35mm or 1/4 ". Everything else is coming from James. This will be so much better when it rolls.. .
I'll be able to get
over that thing when the oilpan isn't resting on a dolly. Got a good used alloy rim for the rear to match the front.
While waiting for parts I've continued my assessment. Got out the compressor with a simple blow hose and blew in and out of the
in and outs
plus the sparkplug holes. Valves (lash) were way tight at first but once I adusted them to racing clearance specs things started to pump up. Compression tester back in, kick over by hand. Got to 100 psi and holding on each side. That's all I needed to see. If I can get that without even cleaning things up a bit imagine what I'll achieve after I've serviced the head and bores. Happy again.
Keep after your penetration efforts and check out your transmission / kickstarter. See if you can find the gears.
I'll be pulling the cylinders soon, can't wait to see 5 rings in a row. What did they think this was? An aeroplane engine?
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Proclamation raises awareness
Pancreatic cancer patients and their loved ones cannot wait any longer. It is essential that we make research into pancreatic cancer a priority in this country so that real progress can be made toward better treatment options, early detection, and a cure.
I am a volunteer for the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network in Washington, and am helping to accomplish that goal by introducing an Everett, Washington and Snohomish County Proclamation that recognizes November as National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month.
In 2007, I was diagnosed with stage 3 Pancreatic Cancer. I was treated at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership in Everett. I am very lucky to be one of the six percent to survive after five years.
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Colorado/New Mexico/Utah - Princess and The Toad, a Report from the Road
07/01 - UPDATE - Ride Report begins a few posts down
Well, its 8 days til the wife and I load up and head out for 9 days of riding thru Colorado, New Mexio & Utah.
Route is pretty much planned out just gotta load the GPS.
We will be meeting up with one or possibly two of my brothers in CO who will be joining us for the ride.
Launch date is June 27.
Expecting to arrive in CO the evening of the 28th.
Since we want to get to the good stuff asap, we will be trailering via superslab (not very ADV I know, but it will get us to the gate much quicker).
Plan is to spend a day double checking bikes and gear.
Then head out making a near figure 8 pattern:
Colorado Springs South to Santa Fe, N.W. to 4 Corners, East into UT, North thru Monument Valley back S.W. to Mesa Verde, North to Black Canyon and more.
Pics and Ride Report to follow
That's gonna be one very scenic ride.. some of the best riding in the west! Lots of pics!! :deal
is it June 27th yet? :lurk :jkam
5 Days and counting......
Spent the weekend getting the gear ready and (sorta) finalizing routes.
Laid out all the stuff and surprisingly didnt pile up as high as I thought I remembered (did that makes sense?)
tent, sleeping bags, tools, clothes, all the usual stuff....
Changed the route a little so its more of a circle (seemed to make more sense)..
Gotta test pack the bikes tonite ill snap some pics of bikes & gear to post in this, still "pre" ride report.
more to come...
Test loaded the bikes tonight.. all good
Just need to change oil and clean/lube chains
Without further ado the bikes that will be making the journey
Day 1, 2 & 3 - posting from the road
Well it took a few days but finally got some time to post some words and pics.
Part 1: "Gettin outta Dodge"
Friday, June 26th - We got the trailer loaded:
Riding gear
Loaded and ready to roll......
Part 2: "Gettin There"
Saturday, June 27 - We started out about 9am (an hour later than planned) but managed to get about half way to Colorado that day.
Passing thru Michigan/Indiana/Illinois and stopping outside Des Moines Iowa about 14 hours into the day.
Sunday, June 28 - After a mostly good nights sleep, we hit the road about 8am. We made our way across Nebraska and into Colorado :D
We got to my brothers place in Colorado Springs by 8pm. Night night.
Part 3 - "Exploring"
We had a 2 day wait in "The Springs" (learnt the natives call it that), so my Bro could get his bike together (needed tires, brakes, stuff). So the wife (here to after known as "Princess") and I "The Toad" decided to explore the area.
Monday, June 29 - Learning the Dealer wasnt open on Mondays :huh , my brother decided to join us for a ride. After a hearty bowl of Cheerios (sorry no pic), we headed out to Cripple Creek area. See some nice pics below:
Pit Stop - Florissant<WBR>, CO - Day 1
Making Friends in Cripple Creek
What the hell is that in your hand Princess ???
Road to Cripple Creek (CO67)
Day 1 (continues) - Rampart Range
Princess and I deciced to do some "off the beaten path" ridden. As my bro's bike was in need of some fixin', he opted out of a ride up Rampart Range Road. Boy did he miss out. Great road, great views and great fun was had riddin the fairly well groomed dirt road up to Rampart Resivior (spelling?)
Rampart Range Road (Pikes Peak in view)
Princess & The Toad - Rampart Range Rd
The Toad on Rampart Range Road
Princess looks out at Pikes Peak
End of Day 1
Day 2 - "Gettin it Fixed"
Tuesday, June 30
After dropping my Bro's bike off, Princess and I went out to do some ridin'
On the road to Victor, CO - Day 2
View of Canyon (road to Victor, CO)
Road to Victor, CO
Time to fill the tank @ Feista Mexicana - Woodland Park, CO
Day 3 - "Off, Off and Away" (well some of us)
Tuesday, July 1
Today is the big day !!! We are heading out towards western Colorado, crossing the Continental Divide and down to Black Canyons NP.
Bro got his bike back last night, new shoes, brakes and ready to roll !!!! However, Bro was not so "ready?" He decided the night prior that he would only be joining us up to Salida, CO. Not sure why he opted out ??? Would have been nice to have him along. But alas, Princess and I pushed on. Luggage loaded, bikes checked and off we went........
First stop was Salida for a coffee break, where we would part ways with the Bro.
Princess & The Bro - Coffee Break - Salida, CO - Day 3
Last we saw of The Bro - Salida, CO
After heading out of Salida we headed west on US50 towards Monarch Pass. The road surface was good to great and the traffic was light as we climbed towards the summit.
Monarch Pass - US50 - Day 3
View from top of Monarch Pass
Princess & The Toad (Self Portrait) - Monarch Pass
After a pit stop atop, we headed down towards Gunnison, CO for an intended lunch break... but weather had other ideas... so we pressed on thru the oncomming storm towards the next town. Turned out to be a good plan as we quickly got out of the rain and into the Blue Mesa Reservoir Area. Staying on US50 the traffic stayed light and the scenery was well.... see for yourself.
View from bikes (US50 - near Black Canyon)
Roadside US50 near Black Canyon NP, CO
Self Portrait
Making our way to Montrose, we stopped in Cimmaron for a quick snack (deciding we'd fill our bellies at days end).
Making more new friends in Cimarron, CO
Princess making time with my new friend
Humming Bird taking a break in Cimarron
Ending the day 238 miles later we stopped in Montrose, CO for the night. It was a great day of riding and new to us scenery. Tomorrow we head south towards Mesa Verde.
Done for the day- Montrose, CO
Best Western - Montrose, CO - Bike Friendly for sure !
Planning for tomorrow
to be continued.....
The Princess and the Toad... lovin' it :thumb
Thread title updated as per your request.. :thumb
Beautiful.. :lurk
Does princess need a place to sleep in Santa Fe?
SWMBO might be out of town :evil and no toads are allowed in the house:deal
-Sleepless in Santa Fe-
more form the road... Day 4
Day 4 - "The Road to Durango...and beyond"
Thursday, July 2 - started out not looking so promising as storm clouds loomed overhead. Undaunted princess said.... "come on Toad we got some riddin' to do". So after a not so fresh and not so hearty breakfast of stale bread products and warm orange juice we readied up the bikes and off we went.
The route today was simple enough... US550 south towards Durango, CO and then west to Cortez, CO.
Skies look a little menacing on the way out of Montrose - Day 4
About 30 minutes into the ride the Western slopes came into view and the skies started to clear.
The Western Slopes Come into view
The "simple enough" route proved to be a bit more fun, challenging and enjoyable than we had planned on when we began the first of 3 summit climb passes.
Hole in the wall - US550
Numero Uno -
Top O' Red Mountian (US550)
Nice view from near top of Red Mountain
Next up -
Molas Pass - US550
Last but not least was -
Coal Bank Pass
US550 between Montrose and Durango was a blast... lots or twisties, switchbacks and everyother kinda turn. The road surface was great and the traffic was light.
Switchback<WBR>s all the day long - US550
Once we got to Durango we stopped to refuel (ourselves and the bikes)
Lunch in Durango
Not much to say about the road betweeh Durango and Cortez except the road surface was great and the traffic was light. We decided to head to our cell... I mean room for the evening, unpack the bikes and go 2up back to Mesa Verde. Princess brought her camera and took some great shots from the back seat of my bike as we made our way thru Mesa Verde NP.
Road to Mesa Verde
Climbing in Mesa Verde
Twisties galore
Plenty of Switchback<WBR>s
View from my bike - who needs guard rails???
Helmet Head - Mesa Verde
The road thru Mesa Verde was a blast and a great end to a great days riding (mind the $15 charge to enter the park :eek1 ). 212 Miles. Countless Switchbacks, Twisties and Whoopdies.
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Many thanks
Still going - Day 5
Day 5 - "Utah here we come"
Friday, July 3 - In spite of weather forecasts calling for storms.We woke to find a most beautiful day for riding :D . After yet another breakfast of stale bread and weak coffee, we packed up the and checked over the bikes and headed out to Four Corners and beyond to Monument Valley, Utah.
Filling up for the days ride - Day 5
Rolling towards Four Corners
Guess where ???
After "doing" Four Corners we headed SW into NM/AZ on US160 and the turned North towards Utah on US191.
As we headed North into Monument Valley not only did the scenery change greatly from previous days but the temps began to rise as well. A sign of things to come.
Catching US163 we headed north up to Bluff, UT to refuel, have a quick snack and fill up our Camelbacks in preperation for the ride thru the Valley of the Gods.
I cant say enough about how great this 18 mile(ish) ride was. Climbs, Swithbacks, Twisties and all in the dirt :clap .
As the temps rose into the triple digits, we were sure glad we had the Camelbacks.... cuz it was HOT !!!!
Its said a picture is worth a thousand words...so here is about ten thousand words or so.....
Entrance to Valley of the Gods (off US163)
Princess Climbing past Locomotive Rock - Valley of the Gods
The Toad Valley of the Gods - Mexican Hat, UT
Exiting The Valley of the Gods out onto US261, we headed South to Mexican Hat for dinner and rest for the day.
Only mishap was all with my helmets windscreen. Somehow? 2 podscrews worked there way loose and I nearly lost the shield. Had to pulll of the road and luckliy 1 of the screws was still there. I made a quick repair and we gotback on the road.
Roadside Helmet Repair - Outside Mexican Hat, UT
Checking into our room at the Hat Rock Inn, found the room to actually be better than expected. We put the bikes up for the night, cleaned up and headed down the street to the Swingin Steak for dinner.
Princess saying goodnight to the bikes
Cookin Dinner @ The Swingin Steak - Mexican Hat, UT
Dinners done
Another end to another great day of riding. 185 miles or so of varying terrian and scenery. Looking forward to more of the same tomorrow when we head North.
some more pics from today:
Only in Utah ??
Friend of The Toad - The Lizard
Princess & The Toad - Mexican Hat , UT
More to come.....
Day 6 - Moab
Day 6 - "Whaaaat a Ride !!!"
July 4, Saturday
Arrived in Moab... pretty tired.. but if anyone wants to know more.. I can post up todays report after a shower and somegrub....
Riding through Monument Valley looks awesome!! You're one lucky toad! :thumb
yes, please!
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It's always nice to "ruin" photos
It's always nice to "ruin" photos
Once again thanks Gregg for sharing those photos.
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hmm my union shop is selling six flags magic mountain for 26 bucks. thats a bargain for sure. Im thinking of buying one.
that's an awesome TR and i wish i was there to ride the coasters with you guys .
Anyway i'll be at SFMM in May 2weeks before Terminator Opens grrrrr
I ask to a SFMM Local to please go to Mark Shapiro's Office and ask him to Open Terminator early May and it would be Perfect .
Thanks for sharing the TR with us
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