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Chris Hill is driving down to compete against fellow mullets, Gary, Chip, Chase, Brody, and Justin to name a few. Helga are you going? How about a roll cal here? Chris Curry, are you going? James? I highly recommend it. Unfortunately, I won't be able to make it. I'm done rehabbing my shoulder and will be racing as of the read more
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1995 Saturn SL2 • 164,235 miles
95 saturn sl2 acts like dose not shift into 4th gear going down hy it just went to 3rd gear now when 4th shifts acts like netural then goes back to3rd
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Is it only like that on certain hills or any hill?Is there a delay or delay bang into reverse?Also have you checked for codes in the computer yet?
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Reverse is fine just wont go in to overdrive
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So do. You have any codes have you checked for codes yet?
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If it wont go into 4th gear you should atleast have a code for that how did you check for codes counting the flashing check engine light?Because if you did the transmission codes will flash on the low coolant hot temp light after flashing on the check engine light on that car.
Code 15 12 11
The code 11 means transmission codes present so after the check engine light is done. Flashing those codes out watch the temp low coolant light flash out the transmission codes out.I will have to look up the code 15 doesnt ring a bell. The code 12 is normal to have flash out.
Code 12 15 32 11 then quits flashing
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Yes the check engine light quits flashing then the low coolant/temp light to the far right of the cluster bottom will flash the transmission codes. The code 11 tells me there are transmission codes.
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Engin coolint light flash 24
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1..I realized that I have a leak coming from the transmission line that hooks to the bottom right side of the radiator. 2. Tranmission will not automatically shift into the last gear ...
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^^That explanation does seem more likely. The burden of leadership is getting to Rick.
Frankly, I'd rather watch Walking Dead evolve into a show about a community trying to rebuild than watch endless cycles of the living fighting each other and the core characters moving to a new "safe haven" every season.
Maybe it's realistic to think that humans would be ridiculously paranoid and untrusting of each other, but the only way humans are going to avoid extinction is if they rebuild communities. We don't need to see more flashbacks or explanations for the how and why of the apocalypse, but I for one want to see some activity towards rebuilding civilization in the show.
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China denies lockdown on Tibetan Monastery following monk's self-immolationDespite reports from Tibetan exiles that say the Kirti Monastery in Sichuan province of China has been surrounded by security forces, a Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman said relations between monks at the monastery and police were "harmonious." According to the reports by Tibetan exiles and campaigners the Chinese security forces arrived after a 21-year old monk named Phuntsog burned himself to death last month. Via BBC news: More »
Robert Thurman on the Dalai Lama's Retirement: An InterviewRobert Thurman is the Jey Tsong Khapa Professor of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist Studies in the Department of Religion at Columbia University, and co-founder and President of Tibet House US. A personal friend of the Dalai Lama for over 40 years, his latest book is Why the Dalai Lama Matters: His Act of Truth as the Solution for China, Tibet and the World. Recently we were able to chat about the Dalai Lama's retirement, the future of Tibet, his relationship with HHDL, and the importance of putting practice into action. This interview was conducted over email, as Thurman is currently "inbetween things" while traveling in Bhutan. He will be teaching at InsightLA on April 30. —Sam Mowe More »
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Sangye Gyatso and China's Long MemoryA week ago, Professor Robert Barnett wrote for the New York Review of Books, explaining some history to those curious why China is so sensitive to news of the 14th Dalai Lama's planned retirement—news that recently upset many Tibetans. He traces the cause back to the Fifth Dalai Lama, the first to hold temporal power, bestowed, as is well known, by the Mongol Khan (who, I think, was a follower of the Sakya school, not the Gelugs.) In the Fifth Dalai Lama's declining years, the new and ambitious Qing Dynasty claimed sovereignty over Tibet (and many other areas thousands of miles from their capital of Shenyang and later Beijing.) More »
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Tibetan Monk burns himself to death protesting Chinese crackdownA 21-year old Tibetan Buddhist monk named Phunstog set himself on fire today in western China, apparently in protest of China's policy toward Tibetans . Via Reuters: The self-immolation appeared to be a small repeat of protests that gripped Tibetan areas of China in March 2008, when Buddhist monks and other Tibetan people loyal to the exiled Dalai Lama, their traditional religious leader, confronted police and troops. The 21-year-old, named Phuntsog, was a monk in Aba, a mainly ethnic Tibetan part of Sichuan province that erupted in defiance against Chinese control three years ago. The monk "immolated himself today in protest against the crackdown," said Kate Saunders of the International Campaign for Tibet, a London-based organization. More »
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Indian government softens hardline position on 17th KarmapaThe Indian government in New Delhi has softened its hardline position on the status of Ogyen Trinley Dorje, one of two claimants to the title of 17th Karmapa. (The other is Trinley Thaye Dorje.) His travel restrictions, among other issues, have eased. Asia Times Online has an extensive article on this issue, which begins: More »
No more industry in the Buddha's birthplaceThe road to Lumbini, Nepal—the birthplace of the Buddha—is littered with industry. Cement companies, brick kilns, steel mills, and a paper mill all manufacture goods alongside the Bhairahawa-Lumbini highway, a stretch of land that falls within the Lumbini Protected Zone—an area of a 15km radius around the UNESCO World Heritage Site, meant to be industry-free. Though rules barring industry in the LPZ have not been enforced before now, Nepal's Prime Minister, Madhav Kumar Nepal, said Sunday that the government will not license new industries and will begin to crackdown on existing ones. From Republica: More »


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The Denver Broncos continue to be one of the league's hardest hit teams this year in terms of players injuries. With star pass rusher Elvis Dumervil having already been knocked out for the year with a torn pectoral muscle. The Broncos are hopeful that former first round picks Jarvis Moss and Robert Ayers can pick up the slack after Dumervil, who led the league last season with 17 sacks, was injured, but it will take a monumental effort from the two thus-far disappointing pass rushers to complete the job. Moss promptly broke his hand and is expected to miss at least a couple of weeks of training camp. Ayers is healthy, though he and Moss were each healthy last year, as well, and neither contributed a single sack for the Broncos' defense.
The Broncos are hopeful that two of their 2010 draft picks are able to make a quicker transition to the NFL on the offensive side of the ball, but first and third round receivers, DeMaryius Thomas and Eric Decker now have injury problems of their own to worry about.
Thomas injured his left foot -- the same foot he fractured in a pre-Combine workout that kept him from fully working out for scouts prior to the draft -- in leaping to snatch his second touchdown in Denver's scrimmage last night in front of 20,782 fans at Invesco Field at Mile High.
According to Jeff Legwold of the Denver Post, the team believed the injury to be the result of scar-tissue created by Thomas' previous injury and subsequent surgery. Thomas' injury will be further evaluated by the team today.
Considering his team's rash of injuries this year and Thomas' past, Denver head coach Josh McDaniels was understandably concerned and cautiously optimistic regarding Thomas' injury when addressing the media after last night's practice.
" It obviously was a concern right away," McDaniels said. "Yes, that was a concern because it was the same foot, but hopefully if we miss him for a little while, it would be normal for this camp."
Decker's injury could prove to be even worse than Thomas'.
Decker suffered a left foot sprain during the practice, but when team doctors gave Decker an MRI last night they discovered a pre-existing left ankle sprain, as well , according to a report from Josina Anderson of Fox 31 and KDVR.com.
Like Thomas' apparent re-aggravation of a left foot injury, the concern with Decker is that the foot and ankle sprain is complicated due to the fact that the former Golden Gopher star had his collegiate career end prematurely due to a Lisfranc sprain -- one of the more dreaded injuries in football due to its delicate and often time-consuming rehabilitation.
Previous to the injuries, Thomas and Decker had reportedly been quite impressive in practice. Thomas had struggled early, but the 6-3, 224 pound receiver had begun to dazzle onlookers with the leaping ability and rare straight-line speed that allowed him to average an eye-popping 19.49 yards per reception and score 14 touchdowns over his career at Georgia Tech. Decker, 6-2, 215, flashed the soft, reliable hands and surprising body control to make the tough catch he'd consistently shown while catching 228 passes for 3,119 yards and 24 touchdowns for Minnesota.
The loss of Thomas and/or Decker for any significant time this season could give Denver a second consecutive year with limited output from their rookie class. While the Broncos "other" first round selection -- some guy named Tebow -- looked good in throwing for a touchdown and running for another in Saturday night's scrimmage, he isn't expected to see the field much with Kyle Orton firmly entrenched as the Broncos' starting quarterback.
Last year, despite again having two first round picks, the Broncos received surprisngly little help from their rookie class. Running back Knowshon Moreno was an obvious exception, leading the team with 247 rushing attempts for 947 yards and seven touchdowns -- though he averaged a dismal 3.8 yards per carry. Ayers, selected with the No. 18 overall pick, recorded 19 tackles and zero sacks for the Broncos as a rookie. The Broncos received similar production last year from their three second selections. Cornerback Alphonso Smith, taken 37th overall, recorded 14 tackles. Safety Darcel McBath, taken with the No. 48 pick, led all Denver rookies with 26 tackles. Tight end Richard Quinn, the final pick of the second round, caught zero passes for the Broncos. He recorded two tackles and returned one kick 19 yards while playing special teams in 15 games.


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Bob Hodge: Home-lake advantage means high expectations for DeFoe
When Ott DeFoe was in high school, he would be on Douglas Lake two or three nights a week during the summer, fishing wildcat bass tournaments.
The entry fees were a few bucks, the payouts were a few bucks more, and DeFoe was having fun.
When the BASS Elite Series Douglas Lake Challenge begins Thursday, DeFoe will feel right at home. And feeling right at home means feeling some pressure that the other 98 Elite Series anglers won't have to contend with.
Along with all that "home lake" experience he's got a lot of hometown expectations.
"I went to school in Jefferson County and I've fished Douglas as much as I have any other place," DeFoe said. "I feel a tremendous amount of pressure, I really do. And other tournaments I fished when I was 'at home,' to be honest with you, I busted."
Those tournaments were back in the days when he was fishing the FLW Tour.
At the time, FLW was making Fort Loudoun Lake a regular stop and DeFoe was one of the guys with the home-lake advantage. Put the lakes he's fished most in order and they would be Cherokee, Douglas and Fort Loudoun.
"I'm trying to learn from those experiences," he said. "I look back at mistakes I made … like not practicing the way I should have, and I know not to let that happen again."
The tournament will launch at 6:30 a.m. all four days at The Point Marina in Dandridge. Weigh-ins will start at 3:15 p.m. at The Point Resort.
DeFoe, who makes his home in Knoxville, cut his teeth on local wildcat tournaments before beginning his march up the ranks of the pros. Last year was his first fishing the BASS Elite Series and all he did was win Rookie of the Year honors, finish fourth in the Angler of the Year competition and earn his first tournament win.
This year, after three tournaments, he's earned 208 points, good enough for 16th in the Angler of the Year standings but no better than third when it comes to East-Tennessee-fishermen-fishing-the-Elite-Series standings.
Sevierville's David Walker is currently in third in the AOY standings with 256 points and Caryville's Brandon Card is 11th with 220. Both of them also will be carrying the home-lake banner into the tournament, but neither has logged the hours on Douglas that DeFoe has.
"I'm not saying it in a boastful way, but I would say I've fished Douglas more than both of them have put together," DeFoe said. "That has some advantages to it. I know everything there is to know about the lake, but I still have to put in those three 12-hour days of practice."
The goal of all 99 fishermen in the tournament is to win, but the first goal is to make Friday's cut from 99 to 50. On Saturday, the top 50 fish for a spot in Sunday's final 12 and a shot at the $100,000.
DeFoe figures that it will take between 24 and 28 pounds to make the cut after two days and a number somewhere in the 70s after four days likely will be good enough to win. Douglas is known for producing small bass by the livewell-full, but it's also got a reputation as a deepwater fishery that end up with some big bass in the boat.
The problem facing the Elite Series fishermen is Douglas is still not at full pool and the hot weather that would drive the bass deep hasn't been so hot the past two weeks.
"There should be fish on breaks 10 to 25 feet deep and I think that's going to be a major factor," he said. "But the lake is still coming up so there should still be some good fish that can be caught shallow. I think it's going to take a mix (of tactics) because I feel we're still in a transition period."
DeFoe said that when he made the jump to the BASS Elite Series what he wanted to be was consistent. So far in 23 tournaments he's qualified for one BASSMasters Classic, finished in the money 22 times, the Top 10 eight times and the Top 20 15 times.
The Top 28 Elite Series anglers make the Classic.
"I'm in good shape right now, but all it takes is one bad tournament and that can all change," he said.
In other words, he's pretty much used to pressure.
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Dr. Eva Feldman to deliver update on ALS stem cell trial at fall event
Ann Arbor – The Health Science Lecture Series will present Dr. Eva L. Feldman, director of the A. Alfred Taubman Medical Research Institute and principal investigator of the first FDA-approved trial of a stem cell therapy for ALS, at its fall event on Oct. 2.
The trial is being watched with enormous interest worldwide, because more than 75 years after the disease was nicknamed for baseball great Lou Gehrig, who succumbed to ALS, physicians still have little to offer in the way of therapy, let alone cure. Dr. Feldman and her team believe that stem cells may offer hope to the tens of thousands of ALS patients worldwide who currently have no treatment options.
Dr. Feldman, the Russell N. DeJong professor of neurology at the University of Michigan Medical School, designed the trial, which in its first phase safely treated 15 patients with the surgical implantation of specially engineered stem cells directly to their spinal cords. The theory is that these stem cells will nourish and protect the motor neurons that die in patients with ALS; post-operative evaluations have shown that a handful of patients from the Phase 1 surgeries have experienced a remarkable stabilization of their disease process more than two years after surgery.
"ALS is a disease that kills most of its victims within three to five years of diagnosis, so to have patients stabilize for years is incredibly encouraging," said Dr. Feldman, whose research has been cited in national and international scientific publications and general media. She will present details about the Phase 1 findings, and an update on the Phase 2 round of surgeries that is taking place this fall at U-M, during the Health Science Lecture. A question-and-answer session will follow.
Date: Oct. 2, 2013
Time: 6-7 p.m.
Topic: "A stem cell trial for ALS"
Location: D. Dan & Betty Kahn Auditorium of the A. Alfred Taubman Biomedical Science Research Building - Click here for a map and directions
Admission: The program is free and open to the public.
Upcoming Health Science Lectures include:
Feb. 5, 2014: Steven Kunkel, Ph.D., senior vice president of research at the U-M Medical School
March 22, 2014: Parag Patil, M.D., Ph.D., the U-M Medical School neurosurgeon who is performing the ALS stem cell operations in Ann Arbor
The Health Science Lecture Series is sponsored by the Taubman Institute, the Program in Biology and a number of student organizations. The lectures will be held quarterly on the U-M campus and will focus on a wide variety of topics including medical research, public health, bioethics, evolutionary biology, epidemiology and many others.
The first Health Science Lecture, held in the spring, featured Dr. Max Wicha, a Taubman Institute Senior Scholar and the founding director of the U-M Health System's Comprehensive Cancer Center. As leader of the team that first discovered cancer stem cells in a human solid tumor, Dr. Wicha is a world-renowned expert in the potential of treating virtually any cancer type by targeting these early tumor cells.
"I was delighted to help kick off this lecture series," said Dr. Wicha. "Engaging students and the general public in the exciting advances taking place in medical science today is crucial to our role as an education institution. I hope that by explaining how we go about making remarkable discoveries in our laboratories, we'll inspire more people to choose a career in medical science or join in supporting life-saving research."
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There's a scene in 'The Muppets Take Manhattan' where Kermit, who has amnesia, stumbles into an advertising agency where some other frogs have been up all night trying to devise a slogan for Ocean Breeze Soap.
But among the best they were able to come up with was: "Ocean Breeze Soap. It's just like taking an ocean cruise, only there's no boat and you don't actually go anywhere."
So, Kermit suggest 'something simple' like: "Ocean Breeze Soap will get you clean."
The other frogs are ecstatic. "You mean, just say what the product does?! Why, no one's ever tried that!" "It's crazy. It's nuts." "We love it!," they exclaim in unison.
No dancing cats. No catchy jingles. No punchline. No 3rd-grade innuendo.
Just say what the product does. I love it!
This little piece, while well written and probably well intended, has been bugging me since I first laid eyes upon it. It boils down to this one question, why does the current generation of advertising geniuses so quickly dismiss the work that went on before them based on gross generalizations and talking frogs?
Okay, that was a gross generalization as well… sort of. Oh well. Knowing how easy it is to goad Mr. Libby into joining the fray… who said "Make the logo smaller and the idea bigger."?
Yes, I'm two… maybe three decades your senior (not that it shows) and I am proud to have been part of a very creative industry through it's transition from relying upon comparatively limited media options to today, when big brother finally does know virtually everything about me and shoves quick quips and sound bites at me all day long whether I want to see/hear them or not.
Talk about your intrusive, irrelevant, often insulting interruptions.
Well done Mr. Libby. I should give you more credit.
I like this piece. Fact is the advertising of the past may have been intrusive, but it was also catchy: jingles, slogans that stuck in your head, logos that you could identify. I don't feel the same loyalty as I do to today's products and I don't 'connect' to search creative or emails or frankly remember any of them. But what today's online advertising does is return on the advertisers investment. It's about the conversion – lead, sale, whatever the metric of success is. In the past it was less analytical and data driven. Not sure which is better – but I do know that I am proud of myself when I can name the jingle or identify the brand logo.


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- M.D., Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1982
Honors and Awards
Charles H. Revson Foundation Fellowship for Biomedical Research 1985-1988
NIH Physician Scientist Award (NIAID), 1987
Solomon Silver Award in Clinical Medicine, 1991
Hirschl/Monique Weill-Caulier Career Scientist Award, 1992-1997
Pediatric Infectious Disease Society Young Investigator Award, 1992
Elected to membership in The Society for Pediatric Research (SPR), 1992
Elected to the American Society of Clinical Investigation (ASCI), 2001
Chair, Paramyxovirus sessions, American Society of Virology Annual Meetings, 1999 - 2011
Hattie Alexander Lecturer, Babies Hospital Alumni Day, Columbia University College of Physicians & Surgeons, 2004
Burroughs Wellcome Fund Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease Award Advisory Committee, 2006 to present
Elected Fellow, American Society for Microbiology (2009)
Professor of Microbiology and Immunology
Weill Cornell Medical College
Professor of Pediatrics
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Dr. Anne Moscona is a Professor of Pediatrics and Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at Weill Cornell Medical College, and Vice Chair for Research of Pediatrics at Weill Cornell Medical Center. She also serves as Chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases.
She received her undergraduate degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Harvard University in 1978, her M.D. from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1982 and completed her residency and fellowship training at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, where she initiated her research program and later developed and directed the Pathogenesis and Mechanisms of Host Defense (Microbiology/Immunology) course in the Medical School.
Renowned for her research in paramyxovirus biology, Dr. Moscona is active in training faculty, fellows, medical students and graduate students in pediatric infectious diseases and in virology research. She serves on national grant review committees, including those at the National Institutes of Health. Her infectious diseases and basic virology studies bridge clinical pediatrics and basic pathogenesis research, with a focus on translating fundamental virology to future therapeutics. Her honors include election to the American Society of Clinical Investigation (ASCI) and Fellowship in the American Academy of Microbiology.


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Some days, it seems I can do little right in the eyes of my young teenager. So, I was curious to see how we would handle a canoe. It's easy to blame your partner when your canoe veers into the waterlilies. If only she paddled harder on the right! If only he had steered correctly!
I recently took my 13-year-old son to an "I Can Paddle" canoe class offered by the Minnesota State Parks in hopes of learning how to paddle in a straight line. A few years ago, the park system started offering a series of low-cost classes at various state parks to introduce people to outdoor activities, such as camping, climbing and fishing. Like the other sessions, "I Can Paddle" is designed for complete beginners.
A canoe isn't quite the iconic lake boat, but it's quintessential Minnesota. The Ojibwe navigated the state's many waterways in birch-bark canoes, the Voyageurs adopted and enlarged them, and today there are about 130,000 canoes registered in the state. Along with kayaks, they account for about a quarter of all registered boats.
Kayaks are growing in popularity, but the classic canoe remains a great way for families to explore everything from urban lakes to the St. Croix River to the Boundary Waters. You can lash a canoe to your car roof and once on the water, can plop a young kid and a picnic in the center between two paddling adults. When your kids get older, they can paddle, too.
Our group of nine students gathered at a lake in Fort Snelling State Park on a weeknight evening as planes roared low overhead to land at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. My son and I were the first to arrive, and when our instructor, Jen Wendland, noticed me squinting into the setting sun, she offered me her extra baseball cap.
Michelle Clifton of Minneapolis brought her 9-year-old son, Andre. She has a canoe at home but never uses it.
"I've been wanting to get outdoors more with Andre," she said.
Like the rest of us, Clifton had paddled a canoe just enough times to realize she didn't know what she was doing.
Kent and Francoise Durivage remember getting into a canoe with three children in the Boundary Waters. The outfitter took one look at them and told them they should stick to the perimeter of the lake.
"It was an adventure just to get back to the dock," recalled Kent Durivage.
Now that their children are grown, the St. Paul couple wants to learn enough technique to enjoy paddling together.
Kathy Quick and Guillermo Narvaez moved to St. Paul from California a few years ago for jobs at the University of Minnesota. They were eager to embrace canoeing but they were frustrated the few times they took out a canoe during a family camp in northern Minnesota with their 8-year-old daughter, Sonia.
"I know how to paddle a kayak," Narvaez said. "I grew up in California. But canoes ... ." He threw up his hands in mock dismay.
"It was pretty frustrating to be two adults working at cross purposes," Quick explained.
Wendland put us at ease.
"Once you get the basic strokes down, it changes everything about canoeing," she promised. "And just remember, if you zigzag you just get to see more of the lake than everyone else."
Our class spent more time on land than I liked, but I imagine the DNR wants to make sure people know basic safety before sending them onto the water.
We learned the parts of a paddle: grip, shaft, throat and blade. We learned that the grip should ideally reach somewhere between your chin and nose when you hold the paddle upright with the blade resting on the top of your shoe.
We learned the parts of the canoe: hull, bow (that's the front) and stern (that's the back). The thwarts are the braces that go from one side of the canoe to the other. The center brace is slightly curved and is called a yoke because when you flip a canoe over to carry it, the yoke rests on your neck, like a yoke on an ox.
The center line on the bottom of the canoe is the keel, and the top edge of the canoe is the gunwale. If you pronounce it "gunnel" like "funnel," at least you will sound like you know what you're doing, even if you can't paddle in a straight line.
I knew I was a landlubber when Wendland told us to grab a PFD and I thought PDF? Electronic document? What? She meant "personal flotation device" and pointed us to the pile of life vests under the picnic table.
By now, I was getting restless.
"When are we going to get in the water?" the 13-year-old whispered.
First we had to learn our strokes on dry land. Wendland told us to each grab a paddle and we traced four basic strokes in the air: the back and forward strokes and the draw and pry, for quick turns. You can find online video demonstrations, so I won't explain them here.
A few tips were helpful: Sit straight, keep your arms straight and let your core body do most of the work as you turn from the waist. Pull the paddle out of the water when it's just past your hip, since once the paddle is behind you it doesn't have power.
I glanced over to see how my 13-year-old was taking it in. He was mastering his paddle in a different way, using the blade to scrawl "WHAT'S UP" in the wet sand.
Finally, after more than an hour of shore instruction, we climbed into our aluminum canoes. My son sat in front, whoops, I mean bow, and I sat in the stern. We pushed off from the swimming beach into shallow water where Wendland asked us to practice circles.
My son and I stuck our paddles into the water on opposite sides of the canoe with the blades almost flat against the hull. Then we did a pry stroke, so named because you wield your paddle as you might if you were prying up a big rock, using the gunwale as a fulcrum. I was skeptical that this would achieve anything, but suddenly we were twirling in place like a spinning bottle.
It proved harder to travel in a straight line. Even though we paddled on opposite sides, we curved away from the side I paddled on and headed into the waterlilies that ringed the shore. I was a stronger paddler and my stern position gave my strokes more steering power.
But my son did not blame me, and I did not blame him.
Some beginning paddlers will keep switching sides to straighten their trajectory. I learned that if I made a gentle pry at the end of every forward stroke, using the paddle as a rudder, we traveled in a relatively straight line. Wendland told us that this is a variation on the "J" stroke.
My son and I enjoyed ourselves. We spotted a deer at the water's edge and dragonflies chasing each other over the lake.
"Look, when I paddle there is a crazy little awesome whirlpool," my son said, peering into the water.
Before we knew it, we were in the middle of the lake.
"Maybe we should head back," I said, noticing Wendland glancing in our direction. "I think she might be worried that we're in deep water."
"Mom, I know why she's worried," said my son with a sly grin. "She's worried about her hat."
Our two-hour session was over too soon. My only advice for the program would be to move swiftly through the onshore instruction to leave more time for paddling.
After the session, 9-year-old Andre Clifton had some advice for newbies.
"Learn to cooperate and talk to each other," he said.
Sonia Narvaez had advice, too.
"If it's your first time, don't sit in the back," she said.
She sat in the bow during the session, which was better than the "terrible" time she sat in the stern on a school canoe field trip.
The state parks also offer "I Can Paddle!" kayak sessions on Lake Superior for ages 12 and older with an adult and in canoes on various rivers for children 8 and older with an adult.
Quick and Guillermo Narvaez took Sonia on an "I Can Paddle" session the following weekend on the Root River in southeastern Minnesota, and I checked in with them on their return. In some ways, they found river paddling is more rewarding.
"There is the whole pleasure of seeing the landscape move by as you paddle," said Quick, who especially enjoyed watching bald eagles.
After their river session, Quick said she feels confident enough to head out on their own. They will be camping at William O'Brien State Park and plan to rent a canoe to take on the St. Croix River. They also are looking into a trip led by a volunteer guide with the paddling group the River Ramblers.
"Somehow they made us feel like we are ready to do this," Quick said. "I didn't think I would get that much out of one or two sessions. But I felt like we got a lot better. We learned some technique, and we also learned to have a sense of humor about it."
My son and I could say the same. We learned new paddling strokes, but our sense of humor was just as important in getting us out of the waterlilies.
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RelayRides CEO, Andre Haddad, shares a recap of 2014. A year that included exciting product changes, increased owner earnings and an amazing rental experience. With 2015 just around the corner, I'm delighted to share our year end update on the state of affairs at RelayRides. 2014 was in many ways a breakthrough year for RelayRides,...Read more
The Most Inexpensive Cars to Own
RelayRides blogger Eric Rosenberg found the lowest cost new cars to own. Buy one and turn it into into profit by renting it on RelayRides. There is no secret that smaller cars use less fuel than big cars, but knowing the best car to buy if you want a big car is not always an easy...Read more