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North GA bound
Joined: Nov 2012
Location: Atlanta GA
Oddometer: 140
1. "WTF were you thinking?"
I was 48 years old and at the remembrance party for a friend that got killed in a paragliding contest and thought - You only live once then you are dead forever.
Told my wife I was going to learn to ride and took the MSF class 2 weeks later on Labor Day week.
My parents hated motorcycles and forbid me or my brother to ever ride one as kids. Parents still have no idea me or my wife ride.
2. What was your first bike?
Bought a 2005 Honda Shadow 750 with red flames and Cobra pipes off craigslist, learned basic maintence and rode it ~ 2000 miles. Learned to really hate loud pipes and the cruiser riding position in general.
3. How do you feel about starting so late?
I'd probably have had a blast riding when I was young but it's still awesome being outside, feeling the wind, the speed and the danger of freedom.
Wanted to ride more and take overnight trips so I bought my wife the MSF class, all the gear and a Suzuki GZ250 from an inmate for Christmas last year.
My wife was a bad ass Adventure Racer, is a huge cyclist and generally a risk taker herself.
4. What bikes have you progressed to / thru?
Sold the Shadow and her GZ250 is going to another friend as his first bike next week.
Wife and I both have Wee Stroms now and just got back from a trip to Knoxville and back through the North Georgia Mountains last weekend.
We intentionally skipped the Tail of the Dragon as it was a gorgeous Sunday and likely to be a Zoo and I was worried she wasn't ready.
After watching her sail down 68 and 60 from Tellico Plains to Dahlonega I know she's got it, really smooth with almost no brakes and nice control just like on her mountain bike.
We both want to learn to ride off road now.
I'm glad to find motorcycling as it's something I can do for many many years to come now that some of the more strenuous activities like Ultimate Frisbee, Trail Ultra Marathons, Adventure Racing and other such stuff is kinda fading away as once you can't perform at the level you used to it becomes less fun.
And like our smart aleck 14 year old daughter told me "At least you won't die young. "
Live your own life, for you will die your own death.
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Sheffield Eagles host Super League's bottom club London Broncos at the Don Valley Arena on Friday in the Challenge Cup quarter-final.
The tie has all the ingredients to provide a shock as the Eagles top the Championship winning all but two games this season.
It is this winning habit coupled with the Broncos familiarity with defeat that has given Sheffield captain Mitch Stringer the belief that his side can provide an upset.
"If London are not worried, they should be; we have a very good chance of winning. They're in the habit of losing but we're in the habit of winning," he told the Sheffield Star.
Stringer knows that his former club will want to progress to the semi-finals though as they look to boost their season and is sure they have the right coach in Tony Rea to put real pressure on the Eagles.
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Playa Real 11
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Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 8
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This lovely villa has a very favoured position on Playa Real on the outside of the development, and offers simply stunning mountain and sea views. The villa offers a wonderful top of the range hot tub jacuzzi, the only villa on Playa Real to do so, as well as a recently completed electrically heated swimming pool. The plot size is also one of the largest on the exclusive development and there are numerous Canarian plants and palms in the garden. The villa has a stone barbecue and large covered outside dining area, again maximising those views.
The villa has recently been refurnished by the new owners, and in keeping with the exclusive ambience to be found on the estate, these are of the highest quality. The lounge has a rich new leather suite, and there is satellite TV with a widescreen TV with over 100 English channels, including BBC, ITV, CH4 and 5, children´s channels etc, DVD and CD players, with lots of films, books and games for the children, as well as Playstation 3 (bring your own games) and Nintendo Wii. Doors lead from here into the beautiful glass topped atrium dining room, where you can dine inside under the stars on the cooler evenings. This can also be used as a second lounge. There is also a children´s lounge with TV. There are 2 double bedrooms, both en suite, one with a jacuzzi bath, and the other with a walkin shower, and 2 twin bedrooms, with a family bathroom. All the bedrooms are airconditioned (coin operated). As you would expect, a fully fitted modern kitchen with utility room. Keep in touch with wireless internet connection.
With an unbeatable location in the resort so close to the sea, beach, and restaurants, this Playa Real villa provides luxury accommodation for your sunshine holiday.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Flamingo Beach 1 km
|Car not necessary
|Nearest Amenities
|1 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Arrecife 30 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Jacuzzi or hot tub, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Private outdoor pool (heated)
|Air conditioning, TV, Video player, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 2 En suites
|Double beds (2), Single beds (4), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 7
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Secure parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Wheelchair users
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Children´s TV lounge with satellite TV and playstation 3 - bring your own games.
The Canary Islands region
Lanzarote, perhaps the most unusual of the Canary Islands, lies approximately 95 Km off the west coast of Africa and 1100 Km south west of the Spanish peninsula. This position ensures year round high temperatures, more days of sunshine and fewer days of rain than the other islands. Summer temperatures can be in the 90's although these are always tempered by cooling breezes - ideal for sunbathing and sport during the day and comfortable in the evenings for relaxing over a leisurely meal or drink at one of the many bars and restaurants.
Only about 45Km long and around 18Km at its widest point, the island is famous for its dramatic lunar landscape of almost 300 volcanoes. Views of volcanic mountains, picon covered fields and rocky coastlines are broken up by a large number of beautiful golden sandy beaches and an amazing amount of well attended greenery and agriculture.
Playa Blanca
Welcome to Playa Real, welcome to paradise. Located directly on the coast close to Natura Beach, this small and exclusive estate of privately owned villas offer Playa Blanca's 5 star accommodation of 3 and 4 bedroom villas with private pools. Luxury Villas Lanzarote can exclusively offer you all the villas available for holiday rental on the estate. Playa Real offers quiet and peaceful luxurious accommodation in some of Playa Blanca's most expensive villas in a location which is unsurpassed in the resort. With stunning views to sea and the islands of Los Lobos and Fuerteventura, the villas have been constructed using the finest of materials and quality fittings, and the individual owners have furnished and equipped their villas to the highest of standards.
The estate is elevated above the seafront walkway making it private, and it has its own private entry/exit electric gate at the entrance to the estate, as well as a private gate to the seafront walkway. You can fish on the rocky coastline in front of the estate, and if you walk just 3 minutes to the right, you'll come to a lovely sandy beach with designer cafe/bars and a handful of wonderful restaurants. You can carry on walking from here to the lighthouse, enjoying the wonderful views and scenery. Turn left from the estate and walk along the walkway for about 7 minutes and you'll come to the beautiful golden sandy Playa Flamingo beach, where there are a host of cafes, restaurants and supermarkets. Another 12 minutes walk will take you to the harbour and resort centre.
Playa Real - location, location, location!
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"One word - Wonderful"
We have just returned from staying here and wish we were still there! The Villa was clean, comfortable well organised and in a perfect position. We are a family of six adults (3 couples) and thoroughly enjoyed the stay, the pool and Jacuzzi were well utilised and warm. Though the weather was not always great it was still warm and we were able to relax on the verandah or around the villa which had plenty of space. It was a cheap taxi ride or reasonable walk to Playa Blanca. Relaxing in the hot tub before sipping Sangria on the Verandah looking out across the sea to Fuerteventura was the best part of the day.
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Cumbria's police chief has indicated that police services may remain in Maryport town centre after closure of the present police station.
Chief Constable Stuart Hyde told councillors on Monday that he would consider the possibility of basing local police at the town hall in Senhouse Street.
This would be an alternative to a previously discussed idea for police to share the town's Mealpot Road fire station site.
Mr Hyde told Maryport Town Council that a plan to move police services out of the immediate town centre area was not set in concrete.
While the fire station had been mooted, he was happy to listen to other opinions.
After the meeting he confirmed that he was willing to talk to council officers about the possibility of looking at alternatives, including the town hall.
Several councillors had pleaded with Mr Hyde to give serious consideration to the town hall in order to keep PCSOs based within the town centre.
Coun Carni McCarron-Holmes said that housing police at the fire station would add to traffic problems in the Mealpot Road area, which was already busy because of the nearby railway station.
Mr Hyde said the present Eaglesfield Street police station had to close as part of police cost savings and it was no longer suitable.
Police had issued a statement late last year that PCSOs based would move into the fire station site within the year.
Mr Hyde said no decision had been made about front desk staff or public access.
Coun Angela Kendall said: "It is no secret that we want the town hall to stay open and I am sure that having the police here would help."
Local publican Moree Weir, of the Sailors Return pub in King Street, said the obvious location for the police was the town hall for ease of public access and to enable officers to keep a close eye on the town centre.
Mr Hyde was accompanied on his visit to Maryport by Chief Inspector Justin Bibby, Inspector Mark Wear and PCSO Lisa Jackson.
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13. Spoon the corn mixture into the squash boats.
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Or have you ever pondered what might make Mr. Right leave his beloved at the altar, why hypocrisy seems to be rampant, or even why, every once in awhile, even you are secretly tempted, to lie, cheat, or steal (or, conversely, help someone you never even met)?
This book answers these questions and more, and in doing so, turns the prevailing wisdom about who we are upside down. Our character, argue psychologists DeSteno and Valdesolo, isn't a stable set of traits, but rather a shifting state that is subject to the constant push and pull of hidden mechanisms in our mind. And it's the battle between these dueling psychological forces that determine how we act at any given point in time.
Drawing on the surprising results of the clever experiments concocted in their own laboratory, DeSteno and Valdesolo shed new scientific light on so many of the puzzling behaviors that regularly grace the headlines. For example, you'll learn:
• Why Tiger Woods just couldn't resist the allure of his mistresses even though he had a picture-perfect family at home. And why no one, including those who knew him best, ever saw it coming.
• Why even the shrewdest of investors can be tempted to gamble their fortunes away (and why risky financial behavior is driven by the same mechanisms that compel us to root for the underdog in sports).
• Why Eliot Spitzer, who made a career of crusading against prostitution, turned out to be one of the most famous johns of all time.
• Why Mel Gibson, a noted philanthropist and devout Catholic, has been repeatedly caught spewing racist rants, even though close friends say he doesn't have a racist bone in his body.
• And why any of us is capable of doing the same, whether we believe it or not!
A surprising look at the hidden forces driving the saint and sinner lurking in us all, Out of Character reveals why human behavior is so much more unpredictable than we ever realized.
DAVID DESTENO is associate professor of psychology at Northeastern University, where he is also director of the Social Emotions Lab. He is editor of the American Psychological Association's journal Emotion and has served as a visiting associate professor of psychology at Harvard University. His work has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Boston Globe, ABC News, Scientific American, and NPR. He has also guest-blogged for the New York Times Freakonomics blog.
PIERCARLO VALDESOLO is an assistant professor of psychology at Claremont-McKenna College. His work has appeared both in top journals and major news outlets, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Boston Globe, LA Times, and Newsweek, and he has been awarded fellowships at Harvard University and Amherst College. He is a contributor to the Scientific American Mind Matters blog.
We're often taken aback when a respected governor, political candidate, husband or wife is caught cheating. In Out of Character, David DeSteno argues for the growing body of evidence that shows how everyone â?? even the most respected among us â?? has the capacity to act out of character. More at NPR.org
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This is one of those kinds of blog th at I do occasionally - sharing thoughts and ideas I have learned over the million years of this journey thaat happen to be relevant NOW or were particularly viivid in the past.
1 - Successes, however small they may be, breed MORE successes. When I reach a milestone number, I suddenly feel like dancing and celebrating - not by eating or something silly, but by LOSING MORE and sometimes I think I stay on track BETTER after a success than at any other time.
2 - Lack of obvious success does NOT mean thhat you are not making progress. So often I have felt disheartened by not seeing the S C A L E move in the right direction, by not seeing the clothes suddenly fall off, BUT when I actually stick with it - I see successes - sometimes not until months later (if you think YOU lack patience, you have nothing on ME - I want SUCCESS and I WANT IT NOW) This may be the hardest thing for me to deeal with - I HATE to be kept waiting. I want to see progress IMMEDIATELY and EVERY time I s t e p on thatt dreaded S C A L E - yes, EVEN if it is the tenth time in a single day. I am eat ing RIG HT, why don't I see progress??? Looking back though, I have seen PROGRESS long after I thought I should have seen it BUT when I look at my w e i g h t tracker - I am less than one poound over where I should be based on when I entered my goals - how come, I have bounced around the same number for months at a time and yet am still almost on track for where I would be if I were to lose exactly what I PLANNED? I don't know why or how, but I do know tat even when I was frustrated and annoyed by the lack of OBVIOUS success, I can NOW see thatt I obviously WAS making progress.
3 - I read someone's blog and they mentioned eating a elephant ONE BITE AT A TIME - I have been nibbling along one bite at a time and I am now more thatt 50 POUUNDS down - thaat is 1/4 of the way to where I want to be. Those miserable 1 or .5 lb losses have added up to a pretty respectable amount. One bite at a time.
4 - Success is also contagious. My son just stepped onto the dreaded S C A L E and found he has lost 8 lbs in January. He is making an effort to see tthat MY food is heallthier and by default so is HIS food heealthier. He is NOT feeling deprived but rather feeling powerful and stronger and HEALTHIER too. He has noticed a whole slew of changes in himself physically and psychologically too.
5 - Sharing your story with others helps YOU as much as it does the others who read it. I lose more and feel better when I blog, respond to messages, and comment on others' blogs. I almost feel as though I am being a role model and not just a bystander out for ME.
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Hi Nancy, Great Blog and good ideas. My son also has lost quite a bit of weight as I'm eating healthier now with not many treats around he likes. It's better for both of us. I also do better after losing weight as I'm even more anxious to see further WL and progress. It's when I don't lose weight for weeks that I really hit rock bottom and it lasts awhile until I can get myself in gear again with a healthy mindset. Enjoy your time on Spark and keep making getting healthy a top priority as it's working great for you.
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Thank you for sharing! What an uplifting blog :) Hope you have a great day!
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Excellent blog, and excellent points! I agree, small successes develop into huge progress!
Spreading the spark, especially to our families, being positive fitness/health mentors, is one of the major reasons I started this journey. Our DS said today he wanted to be strong and fit. Makes me feel proud that we're making the effort and maybe it's rubbing off on him and his brother.
Reading others blogs really is an inspiration and encouragement to me when my own motivation is lagging. That's something people should really know, that their thoughts and efforts do matter and are influential to others on here.
You're doing great, keep up the good work!
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I'm debating the leather seats. I think they look amazing, but I'm not a big leather fan. Do they breathe well? Do they feel like Roadster sport seats, and I'll be in pain after an hour or two of driving? Also, I'm looking at the performance seats; are they any different than the standard leather besides the piping?
Personally i feel a car in this price range with cloth seats is a no go.
I don't think leather or cloth will make a difference in getting back pain? That's basically down to the seat itself.
Performance seats are the same except the piping and alcantara.
I love my cloth seats! They are trimmed with leather, so when you're sitting in them, you're sitting on cloth but surrounded by leather! I live in Hawaii and have had leather seats before. They're too sticky when the humidity is high and too hot when the weather is hot. Of course, the latter is not a problem in my MS because of the tinting.
I really hope Tesla will improve their options for cloth seats. I live in Texas and a car with a black interior is simply painful (even with tinting). I prefer cloth over leather but I need more choices than black. I'm hoping for tan or grey to be added next year when I order my M60. Please Tesla...?
I like the cloth seats too. We did get wet okoloe seat covers, as we always do. They are black where the Tesla has leather, and you can get an insert color; ours are leopard pattern, which looks good with a green gar and brightens up the interior a bit.
I only ask about the performance seats because in many cars the high end seats are sports seats, and are thus often very uncomfortable for long drives. I'm just curious if any P85 owners want to chime in here...
I have a P85 with leather performance seats. I love them and they do a great job of keeping me in the seat even under extreme cornering on twisty roads. The only thing I have noticed is the seats have seemed to have eaten the buttons on the back pockets of several dress slacks, but that may have something to do with driving style...
I like my black leather seats even though I normally am a fan of cloth. They match very well with the rest of the uncluttered cabin. Some cars I have owned have caused a bit of lower back pain on long drives. That hasn't been the case with my Model S so far.
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>>I too like to know if the performance seat is more supportive than the regular leather seat. Anyone knows?
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Conn coach Tom Satran issued a warning to his players.
"I told them." Satran said. "This is going to be a game where your effort has to be commensurate with how hungry they are, that you beat them the last time and embarrassed them a little bit.
"I hate to be right about those things."
Conn won the All-New London men's basketball game at Merriman Gym 62-55, as Matt Vadas led the way with 18 points and 11 rebounds and freshman Jared Shill added 13 points.
But the Camels (6-12) had to survive a Coast Guard comeback that brought the Bears to within four points with 6 minutes, 56 seconds remaining in the game. And make their free throws.
The game featured 40 fouls whistled, 28 in the second half, with both teams reaching the double-bonus and then some. Conn was 19-for-25 from the foul line as Coast Guard hustled to try to get back in the game.
Conn, which played its third game in the last four days, broke a six-game losing streak.
"It's not frustrating," said Coast Guard coach Kevin Jaskiewicz, whose team shot 20 percent (6-for-30) in the first half, missing several point blank shots. "The guys are working hard. I thought we played the game exactly the way we wanted to play it. You can't control when you make shots.
"... You saw two teams that were scuffling. We were 6-25 combined. But you'd never know it by the way we played."
Coast Guard (1-14) has had a hard time with injuries. The Bears played their last game against Babson without Greg Marshall, who returned to score 15 points in 18 minutes off the bench against Conn.
Kevin Sowers and Devonte Weems both have missed time this season and aren't yet 100 percent, Jaskiewicz said, but provided some of the spark Monday. Sowers finished with 13 points and seven rebounds and Weems (6 points, 6 rebounds, 4 assists) hit the jump shot that cut Conn's lead to 43-39, forcing a Conn timeout.
Coast Guard trailed 15-2 early after three straight 3-pointers by Conn's Vadas (two) and Mason Lopez. Conn, which starts three freshmen, led 25-15 at halftime.
Coast Guard trailed by 12 when it scored six straight points to make it 43-37. The Bears then had three consecutive possessions to cut further into the lead but couldn't take advantage until Weems' shot.
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Posted 12 March 2012 - 16:44
Great topic! I really like what you guys are saying about Canada. It would be a great place to live in.
P.S. Do you know any good job seeking websites in Canada (Preferebly in IT / Programming)?
Thanks in advance.
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I know Australia has droughts to deal with but Canada could end up getting dragged down by the US. What are the upsides and downsides of living in Australia vs living in Canada? Which one would be a better place to live, and not just presently but in the long run. Which one will fare worse in the years to come? Where would you be better off.
I know Australia has better beaches and is warmer than Canada but the climate and stuff isn't the question here. I'm talking about where would you have more political, economic, and social freedom, with a higher quality of life, etc.
Also if anyone knows the comparison of the social programs of social safety net and healthcare. Maybe they are both very simular?
PS: I imagine if you ordered anything online that is not in Australia or NZ that the cost for shipping would be enourmous since it is so far away from the major power houses of North American and Europe. But then again I dont know thats why im asking :-).
Thanks a lot! I think it might be difficult for a guy from Europe to get a job in Canada. It's expensive to fly over there for an interview and you are not even sure if you get the job.
In my case visa is not required but I must have work permission to work and live in Canada.
I wish Canada had a right to 4 weeks paid vacation and 2 weeks of sick days like they do in Aus. In Canada it is only 2 weeks and 3 weeks after 5 years with same job. Although its certently bette than USA where they have zero right to a paid vacation and is only allowed if the employer is "nice " enough to give you one.
But yea 4 weeks compared to 2 is alot more. But yea I was thinking Canda to although 4 weeks does sound nice.
I wasn't going to bring it up, but it's friggin expensive in Australia.
Great topic! I really like what you guys are saying about Canada. It would be a great place to live in.
P.S. Do you know any good job seeking websites in Canada (Preferebly in IT / Programming)?
Thanks in advance.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 19:43
Canada's actually, uh, full.. so, it's gonna have to be Australia for you pal. Unless of course you are/have an attractive daughter that I can copulate with, please feel free, move to BC right away.
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Posted 12 March 2012 - 19:45
Alberta is really pulling for people to move out there and work IT, a few years ago I read they would pay for you to move out there, pay for living and all that just so you would go and work there.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 20:05
but then you live in alberta, and trust me, you don't want to live in that province. prairies are SOOOOOOOOOOO depressing. and the size of their mosquitos is unreal.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 20:09
My Sons mother has a friend who lives in Alberta. She was there visiting a couple years ago. She said aside from the bugs it's nice. The weather is way dryer, during the winter they use sand no salts so the cars have 0 rust on them. She wants to move out there, and unless I got a court order to stop her I'd be following her out there to ensure I can see my son. I've never been but I can imagine it's pretty desolate outside of the major cities (Edmonton and Calgary).
Posted 12 March 2012 - 20:11
edmonton is an ugly city. it's just terrible. calgary is a lot more urban but still meh compared to the east and west sides of canada. i have a lot of family in edmonton and have to go see them all the time... it sucks.
Posted 12 March 2012 - 20:27
How is it ugly? Like appearance or? I've lived in Ontario all my life and it's very Urban here, especially with Cities like Hamilton, Burlington, Toronto all in close geographical area.


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That feat was realised following a 2-1 semi-final win against Aberdeen on Sunday, while Wright has also secured a top-six league finish and enjoyed relative success in the Europa League this season.
His chairman yesterday referenced an aggregate victory against Norwegian club Rosenborg as he assessed the significance of Wright's achievements. "He's got us to the Scottish Cup final after 130 years of trying, put Rosenborg out of the Europa League, got us into a League Cup semi and qualified for the top six at a canter," said Brown, who also tipped semi-final goalscorer May for the young player award.
"When you look at it, I don't see who has a better record when you look at the resources. Derek McInnes has done a great job at Aberdeen but Tommy is working with a fraction of what their budget is."
The prospect of watching St Johnstone in a cup final has also caught the attention of former defender Michael Duberry, a player whose career spanned time at Chelsea and Leeds United, but also 18 months in Perth. "I'm going to free the date up so I can get there and be a part of the final myself," he said.


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Added Benjamin Seckler, M.D., president of Charley's Fund and father of Charley, age 11: "We have the ultimate drive to get this done quickly: Our children's lives are at stake. We do not have the option of accepting the pace of typical drug development efforts. We thank our foundation partners and value their role in helping us further the development of HT-100 as rapidly as possible."
The foundations providing support include:
Action Duchenne
Coalition Duchenne
Cure Duchenne
Duchenne Now
Duchenne Research Fund
Hope for Gus
Hope for Javier
Jain Foundation
Michael's Cause
Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy
Ryan's Quest
Zubin's Wish
About Duchenne Muscular DystrophyDuchenne muscular dystrophy is caused by a mutation in the dystrophin gene, resulting in progressive muscle weakness. The disease manifests itself first in weakened skeletal muscles and eventually results in cardiac and pulmonary impairment. Corticosteroids are the current standard of care treatment for DMD. While this treatment delays disease progression by several years, their prolonged use is typically associated with side effects and the treatment does not alter the ultimate outcome of the disease.
About Halo TherapeuticsBased in Newton, Mass., Halo Therapeutics, LLC, is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical firm focused on developing innovative therapies for rare fibrotic diseases like Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Founded through a collaboration between patient advocacy organizations and industry veterans, the company is partnering with the clinical community and patients to transform therapeutic options and, by extension, lives. For more information, please visit
|SOURCE Halo Therapeutics, LLC
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The Provost's Office awarded the following grants for spring 2015:
Provost's Fund for a Vibrant Campus:
- Amanda Gengler and David Yamane, Health Inequalities: Social Foundations and Social Consequences, $3,360.00
- Ulrike Wiethaus, Margaret Bender, Ross Griffith, A Cherokee Celebration and Commemoration: President James Ralph Scales and the Cherokee Heritage of Wake Forest University, $5,000.
Provost's Fund for Academic Excellence:
- Angela Mazaris, Wake Forest LGBTQ Alumni Conference, $10,000.
Provost's Fund for Academic Innovation:
- John Pickel, Art Department Trip to Washington, DC, $6,403.
- Neil Walls, Muslim-Christian Dialogues: An Egyptian Pilgrimage, $12,000.
- Kyle Denlinger, ZSRx WakeHistory: A Massive Online Learning Event for Connecting with and Contributing to our Institution's Story, $20,000.
For more information, please visit http://provost.wfu.edu/current-faculty/faculty-resources/grants-and-funding/