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"We're working closely to get to specifications we're happy with," Emirates President Tim Clark said in an interview today. "That means layouts, the seats, the galleys, getting the weights right, getting the fuel burn."
Clark has said he may need as many as 275 777s for replacement and expansion, a requirement so large his airline is likely to become the so-called launch customer of the successor plane. While Emirates is more advanced in talks with the Boeing Co. than other carriers, it doesn't expect to be ready to table an order at the Paris Air Show in June, Clark said.
Boeing's 777 is the centerpiece of the plane maker's wide-body strategy, a lucrative segment of the civil aviation market that's coming under fresh attack from Airbus and its new A350, specifically the A350-1000 that's similar in size.
The Airbus model will hold 350 passengers and is promising 25 percent greater operating efficiency than the best-selling 777 variant, the 777-300ER. The successor, dubbed 777X, will have new wings and engines. Boeing in March named a general manager for the project and said General Electric Co., the sole powerplant supplier for the 777-300ER, would be the engine partner.
Emirates has ordered a total of 139 777 planes, which seat about 365 people and cost $315 million at list price in the most popular variant. Customers typically receive discounts.
Other airlines that have expressed potential interest in the 777X include British Airways and Lufthansa.
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WALLA WALLA -- Four local chefs showed guests at a Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce dinner event Wednesday just what can be done with the ingredients that grow and are produced around us.
Mixed greens, freshly made pasta from milled flour and homegrown eggs, sauce made with beef from a local cattle ranch, artisan bread and fresh peach cobbler. As guests dined on the local dinner hosted by Waterbrook Winery and served with its Walla Walla wines, a panel of growers and chefs chewed on various ways to build awareness of the community's bounty and its untapped potential as a culinary and agritourism destination.
"Obviously we have a long tradition of agriculture in this Valley," said Walla Walla Valley Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer and moderator David Woolson.
But, he continued, there's a growing movement in food, stirred on in part by the proliferation of nationally syndicated cooking shows, books, the locavore movement and other trends. The "Plow to Plate" discussion Wednesday explored whether Walla Walla can build a portion of its economy on the growing culinary scene fed by the land around it.
"There is something going on around food like I've never seen," Woolson marveled.
It leads one to ask is it real? (Yes, the panel concurred.) Is it sustainable? (Yes, again.) Can it be used to build more interest in the community? (Certainly.) What needs to be done to make that happen? (On this subject, the conversation could have gone all night.)
Though the needs of growers and restaurateurs vary, most were united on several key challenges: the need for more labor, more consumer awareness about food and a deeper understanding about why there's a cost difference when buying local.
The difference in buying a tomato from a mega-retailer that got it's produce from a mega-farm versus buying it from the farmer down the street is a matter of price and taste, he explained.
"It's cheaper to get it from the big boys, and it's probably healthier to eat the cardboard box" in which it came, Kline quipped.
Amy Dietrich of Frog Hollow Farms said pricing is one of the toughest obstacles with consumers, who can find green peppers for 69 cents apiece at big box stores. "It is hard to compete with a large entity," she said. "For flavor and quality, there's no comparison at all."
If she could offer side-by-side tastings of her homegrown produce she said there would be no competition. But educating the masses is part of what's needed in creating a culture that embraces food and its potential.
In Walla Walla, the restaurant scene has sizzled in recent years as a complement to the wine industry. This year the community was in the running as one of Rand McNally's top small towns for food. It hosts numerous winemaker dinners, the downtown Feast Walla Walla event showcasing chefs and local wine, and had a whole month dedicated to culinary classes and experiences in the first ever February is for Foodies event.
The topic is one of four major visions for the Chamber under its new Chamber Works Project initiative. The organization has chosen the creative economy, digital Walla Walla, a Hispanic Business Roundtable and the Plow to Plate concept as areas where it can serve as a catalyst in community, cultural and economic development.
For Woolson, the potential for the farm-to-table and agritourism concepts was never more clear than a recent morning when a visitor from California walked into the Chamber office with an unusual request. The man came from Los Angeles, Woolson said. He wanted to know where he could tour a feedlot.
The attention to food is not simply due to the proliferation of reality cooking shows or celebrity chefs -- though that doesn't hurt, panelists said. It's also a natural evolution for a Valley renowned for its wine. With it follows fine dining. And with that comes a demand for healthy local ingredients.
"It's about sense of place, is what it really comes down to," said Darcey Fugman-Small, co-owner and general manager of Woodward Canyon Winery, which opened a small restaurant over the summer. Fugman-Small marveled that many of the visitors to the Lowden property have been known to take pictures of the nine raised garden beds outside the eatery. Though not uncommon here, for urban dwellers they can be a new concept.
Ultimately panelists concurred that building a reputation as a farm and culinary destination starts at home by getting the food into the mouths of locals.
It's been one of the most satisfying endeavors for Dan Thiessen, director of Walla Walla Community College's culinary program Wine Country Culinary Institute. With 20 new students started in the program this week, Thiessen said his goal is to bring food to the masses. That includes serving fresh asparagus at a long-term care facility where for 30 years the vegetable was served from a can. Or having vegetable tastings at an elementary school where students are invited to help create their lunch menus.
"It's not just about our passion. It's about turning on a light bulb for someone for whom the light's about to go out," he said.
"When we said 'plow to plate' we didn't mean 'plow to bone china.' We meant 'plow to mouth.'"
Finding ways to build on the farming and food will be an ongoing endeavor, Woolson said. But, he reminded the crowd as he borrowed a quote from marketing professor and tourism professional C. Michael Hall: "Unless people stop eating and drinking, it is unlikely (the food movement) will ever stop."
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This is el cheapo way of displaying them, on cardboard with plastic wrap over the top. I plan to do something a bit better, like display them on timber with labels maybe. I could add my bit of Hadrian's Wall to it as well, that is before I make my pilgrimage to return it to its rightful place.
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We have all but booked our tickets to take the train to Mildura. We have employed a sitter for the time of the wedding reception, but we plan on touring just as you have, on the Sunday, also, quite possibly the Friday too. So we may leave Melb on Thursday and return Monday after the saturday wedding.ReplyDelete
I am going to write down a few things from here. Especially the train museum!
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Cazzie, don't forget the train museum I wrote about is in Broken Hill. Three hours drive, not bad. Between Mildura and Wentworth, oranges $2 a bag, maybe five kg. I reckon the kids would like to see the lock working. King's billabong walk was good, if it is a nice day.ReplyDelete
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If you have found other brand-name or generic presser feet that can be used on the F-series Juki machines, could you list them?
The interchangeable presser feet thread is huge and searches are hit or miss.
I and other Juki F-series owners thank you for your time.
I have a Viking SE and screwed the Viking shank onto the f600. It took a little effort, but since the shank is plastic I could get the f600 screw through the Viking shank. Couldn't use the screw for the Viking because it is a tad bit smaller and also shorter. I only tried it out of desperation because the ONLY drawback I have found with the f600 is that a metal seam guide can not be screwed onto the bed of the machine. With the Viking shank I can use the edge stitching foot with guide, put the needle position all the way to the right...and perfect 1/4 " seam (well....for me, that is)....btw, this is off topic but I either bought an f600 that was assembled on a Monday...or Juki has some excellent engineers.
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I read somewhere that any of the snap on feet that fit Babylock or Janome will work on the F600.
I tried the snap on feet from my Janome 6600 and while they snapped on without any problem, the hole in the foot is too far back. Maybe the Janome feet would work if you used a Janome shank. My 6600 is in a closet and I am not nice enough to drag it out...:) Brother (AKA Babylock) has a shank that looks just like the Juki shank, so maybe those feet will work with the Juki shank. Btw, a Viking shank costs less than $15.
All of my vintage hemming and binder attachments fit on it. I don't know whether I should use them, but they work better on the Juki than they do on the Morse.
I think Rippledandelion (not sure how she writes it) said in her SM review that Elna presser feet fit the Juki HZL F-600.
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I thought all feet for a low shank were interchangeable with other low shank machines. Is this not the case???
I bought a Pfaff low shank adaptor and find the feet work brilliantly - the widths are compatible.
The only fiddly bit is unscrewing the basic foot holder because the screw is smooth rather than ridged.
Machines: Juki F600, Juki 654 serger, Bernina 550 for art work,Babylock BCLS , handcrank Singer 201
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I found that most of my Janome feet do not line up properly to use. So far the Juki feet have been more than adequate but I would like to know what other options are possible.
I have been delighted with my recent purchase of the Juki F600. It is so quiet that I can join my family while they are watching TV and sew without disturbing anyone. It goes over seams without any hesitation.
I did a best offer from Ken's on eBay for a NIB F600 and ended up paying much less than the classroom used model. The machine was NIB opened just to include bonus items.
I will look into changing shanks eventually.
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You say "tomato," I say, "take that!"
The Aviator Sports and Events Center played host to the first-ever NYC Tomato Battle on Saturday, where dozens of paying contestants from far and wide gathered to pummel each other with ripe, red missiles plucked from a massive stockpile of tomatoes.
"I had tomatoes inside my ears," said Sujeiry Deleon, who drove down from the Bronx with four friends. "I had tomatoes everywhere."
The massive tomato war was the climax to an afternoon of summer fun at Mill Basin's Floyd Bennett Field. The event kicked off at noon with food, beer, and music as the tomato warriors prepared themselves for the evening's pulpy carnage.
In the moments leading up to the battle, the soldiers of fruit lined up beside a heaping armory of thousands upon thousands of juicy tomatoes.
At 4 pm a whistle blew and the war began.
"At first I thought it wasn't safe, because I saw a girl with a bloody eye and another guy had a black eye," said Deleon. "So, I stayed on the outskirts for a little while."
Many of the tomato fighters came with groups of friends, who formed small squads and tried to cover each other from the sloppy crossfire, according to Deleon. After the last tomato was flung in anger, the fog of war cleared to expose a surreal, tomato landscape filled with warriors slathered in a luke-warm film of soupy plasma.
When the battle was over, the survivors celebrated.
"You know how people make snow angels?" Deleon asked. "They were making tomato angels, and with that heat, it was warm."
Actually, the number of casualties was surprisingly low considering the dozens of fruit fighters participating in the battle. Deleon said she had a great time.
"For the amount of people that were there, it was safe," she said. "You have to watch out for yourself, but it was a lot of fun. I was just laughing and laughing the whole time. It's so silly, you have to laugh."Reach reporter Colin Mixson at cmixson@cn
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David Harsanyi presents a narrow view of school choice in Colorado. The state has a long history of school choice, beginning with the Public Schools of Choice Act of 1990 allowing students to attend any school in their own district. That law was later expanded to allow students to attend any public school anywhere as long as the school has room. The 1993 charter school law created another kind of public school choice. In addition, many school districts have magnet schools, vocational schools and other alternative programs. Colorado offers lots of choice, more than almost any other state.
But choice comes with a price tag. And that is why Sen. Sue Windels and other legislators believe that the decisions about which programs are offered should be made by locally elected school boards, not by a state-level appointed board. Local control provides accountability for the tax dollars spent on charters and maintains a connection to the community which supports the schools.
The Colorado Education Association, representing public school employees, supports public school choice. We believe that parents and students should have the opportunity to choose from a wide variety of educational experiences if, for whatever reason, their neighborhood public school does not meet their needs.
Windels, Rep. Mike Merrifield and other legislators of both parties are not anti-charter school. They are pro-public education. School board members and legislators must look at the whole picture and consider the needs of all.
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Re: "Forest roadless rule reversed," May 6 news story.
We need to ask ourselves whether the profits to be made by the oil companies and timber industry are really worth despoiling our few remaining wild places. I take offense to this latest assault on our public lands by the Bush administration. Part of Colorado's immense beauty lies in the fact that a pair of hiking boots can carry you into wilderness still pristine and untouched by human hands.
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I take little solace that our last hope for preserving Colorado's roadless areas lies in appeals to Republican Gov. Bill Owens. A friend of the president, I think we can expect Owens to hand the leader of his party whatever he wants. But if enough of us stand up for preservation over exploitation, hopefully we can make a difference. See you at the public hearings.
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Re: "Good news, guys: It's back to those good ol' sexist days," May 6 Reggie Rivers column.
Thank God for the good humor and common sense of Reggie Rivers. We need him to replace the present governor of Colorado. Rivers' column outlines well the strategy of men in keeping women "in their place," and in counteracting the gains grudgingly allowed women during the past few decades of effective feminism.
I want to add an observation: Part of the purpose of men in keeping women "down" is to prevent the possibility of ever having to accept homosexuality as an acceptable lifestyle. As long as women are allowed to be treated as less than human, the full humanity of homosexual men will not have to be dealt with.
Equality of the sexes is required, at least in theory, by both democracy and by religion.
Rev. Robert G. Hewitt, Colorado Springs


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Ensemble. Blouse/Top of black satin, slightly cropped, with short sleeves. Top is covered in sequins in wide horizontal black bands, red bands, and "plaid" band of bugle beads and smaller sequins. Wide red bands at sleeve ends. Pointed black satin collar and placket center front opening with 4 faceted, conical clear jeweled buttons. Lined in black satin. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Geoffrey Beene / New York" Pants of black synthetic fiber. Full-length. High waisted; higher at front than back. Slit pockets at sides, with large pocket flaps, with a matching jewel button at each lower corner. Center back zipper. Lined in black crepe. Designer's label at inside back waistband, near zipper: "Geoffrey Beene / New York" Size label: "4" Care label: "Dry Clean / Only" Union label.
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Ensemble of teal silk Ottoman. The suit consists of a jacket and skirt, blouse, and scarf. The jacket is of horizontally ribbed teal silk, banded on the bias, has a rounded neckline, is long sleeved, and has princess seaming for a tailored fit. The sleeves have soft pleating at the shoulders, and there are 3 circular gold buttons set with rhinestones at each cuff. There is a center front closure with 4 large buttons matching the style of sleeve buttons and one hidden snap at top. The buttonholes are hidden in the seam of the opening. The jacket is lined in black silk. The jacket has designer's label sewn inside at back of neck: "Richard Brooks". The matching skirt is of the same silk Ottoman, below-knee length, with soft pleats at front and darts at back from waistband down 5 1/2". Small slit at center back from hem upwards. The sides are cut on straight vertical stripe. The waistband has hook and two eyes, and there is a center back zipper closure. The skirt is lined in teal silk. There are no labels in the skirt. The blouse is of a thin teal green and metallic gold jacquard, woven with an ornate all-over paisley pattern. There is a banded collar and slight pleating/gathering on front at yoke, and at top of the long sleeves. Center back zipper closure extends from collar almost to hem, and has two hook-and-eyes at collar. The blouse has attached shoulder pads. There is no label in the blouse. An accompanying scarf is of iridescent teal silk chiffon, edged with the same jacquard materials the blouse is made from. There is no label on the scarf. Designed for Texas Governor Ann Richards. The silk is from Abraham Fabric.
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Ensemble of rose silk. The suit consists of a jacket, two skirts and a blouse. The jacket is made from a 1930's sari of pale pink silk embroidered with gold and silver threads, beads, and pink sequins in designs of vines, flowers and abstract line patterns. Jacket has a floating yoke and full leg-o-mutton sleeves with long narrow cuffs that have zipper closures. The jacket itself has a center front opening with no closure. The neckline, edges of closure, hem, and cuffs are edged in heavily beaded bands added by the designer. Designer's label sewn inside back at neck: "Richard Brooks". The blouse is of heavy pink silk, collarless, with round neckline. It is short-sleeved, with pleating at the shoulder. Vertical seaming on front and back for structure. There is a concealed center-back closure with snap at top and 5 clear plastic circular buttons down the length. The blouse is lined in a dark, dusty pink silk and has sewn-in shoulder pads. Designer's label is sewn inside back to the left of the opening: "Richard Brooks". The two skirts are are both of identical pink silk, matching the blouse, of identical construction. One is knee-length, and the other is full-length. Both are lined in the same pink silk as the jacket. The short skirt has designer's label sewn in at waistband: "Richard Brooks". Worn by Governor Ann Richards when she spoke at the Gridiron Club in Washington, 1992.
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Evening gown of green velvet. Draped, off-the-shoulder bertha style collar of emerald green, ribbed taffeta with thin, black lines of stitching giving a piped effect; 1/2" shoulder straps. Dropped waist with eight gores of taffeta matching collar, forming a petal shaped, full skirt. Center back zipper. Upper dress lined in green satin synthetic with 2" black grosgrain petersham. Skirt lined in black synthetic with underskirt of black fiber facing fabric and 10" tier of black tulle as support. Designer's label at center back to right of zipper: "Victor Costa" Tag under designer label: "Crafted With Pride in U.S.A."
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Wedding dress of hot pink net with shirred all-over appliques and rhinestones. Dress is a short sheath style with V-neck and long sleeves with full length train in back with pink satin bustle with pink silk flowers. Has a matching headpiece with hot pink net veil, not photographed.
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Wedding ensemble. The dress is of creme satin styled as a sleeveless A-line dress, with wide shoulder straps. The neckline of the bodice is embellished with rows of satin cording forming a cross-over design. The skirt has a high waistline, and is formed of a lattice of groups of four vertical and four horizontal rows of satin cording, with a backing of creme gauze. Label sewn into inside back of dress: "Victor Costa / Bridal" With veil of silk tulle with satin binding, not shown in photograph.
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Wedding ensemble of ivory silk embroidered with green and yellow crewel flowers. The bodice of the dress is sleeveless, with scoop neck and fitted seaming. The skirt is floor-length at front, with train at back. The surface of the skirt is decorated with crewel embroidery of flowers in pinks, greens, reds, and blues. The lower part of the skirt has a wide band of lace in floral patterns, with an under layer of pleated plain net with embroidered dots. The dress has a center back zipper closure and is lined in ivory fabric, and has an attached petticoat. Matching the dress is a fitted jacket of ivory silk, long sleeves, and stand-up collar. The collar and cuffs are trimmed in the same net as the hem of the dress. The fitted jacket has a peplum and center front closure with four silk cord frog closures which snap on left side and disguise a series of snaps and hook-and-eyes. The collar, cuffs, and panels at front and back are bordered by striped bands of yellow, blue, green, and coral/pink ribbon. The panels formed on front and back have crewel embroidered flowers as the dress. Jacket is fully lined in ivory fabric. Not shown in photo is the accompanying hat of ivory silk. The low ivory silk brim is tear-drop in shape, the point at the front edge of the hat. The rolled brim encircles the lace crown and anchors the ivory net slight veil which extends around brim. At back of hat is short "tail" of net. Hat has an off-white grosgrain inner hat-band and a black cord to secure hat to wearer's head.
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Evening dress of black velvet and fuchsia satin. The dress has an empire-length bodice of black velvet, with a scoop neckline and long fitted sleeves which have hidden zipper closures. The Empire waistline is accented with a horizontal band of fuchsia satin with bow at center front. Extending down from the waistband is the full fuchsia satin skirt. The full-length skirt has vertical inverted pleats edged with bands of black velvet that extend from the waistband to just below the hips. At center back is a zipper closure. The bodice is lined in black silk, and has a black grosgrain ribbon inner waistband which secures with hook-and-eyes. The skirt has an inner slip lining of fuchsia fabric with a wide fuchsia satin hem matching the skirt. Designer label stitched into garment at right center-back, beside the zipper "Oscar de la Renta" with second label "Made in U.S.A." sewn below. Hand written on the designer label is notation "5638 F-92".
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Evening ensemble. A) Evening dress of white crocheted silk floral lace over ivory chiffon. The full-length strapless sheath dress has a body-skimming silhouette and a straight-line upper edge at bust trimmed with a band of ivory satin. Hemline dips at back, and creates a very slight train effect. Size 8 B) Jacket of double faced ivory silk satin with open-front and shawl collar which extends to waist-length hem. Long dolman sleeves extend to hem with gauntlet cuff with 2 ½" slit. Size 6 Designer's label: "Pamela Dennis / New York"
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Cocktail dress of gold metallic French lace in floral motif over an under dress of fleshed-toned charmeuse silk. Knee length, with a folded yoke panel which forms a V-shaped neckline with lace trim. Short sleeves and empire waist each with a 1" gold lace trim. Center back zipper. Designer's label at right of zipper: "Midon"


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share, in contrast to the Zacks Consensus Estimate of a loss of
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Last month, The Washington Post ran an interesting story on the Deerfield Correctional Center, a geriatric prison in Virginia. Geriatric incarceration is extremely expensive. According to The Post, "[i]t costs $28,800 annually to house an inmate at Deerfield, compared with the $19,000 it costs at most of the state's medium-security prisons."
Several states have rightly experimented with geriatric release programs, but these proposals must be approached with caution. In some cases, often involving sex offenses, prisoners did not become geriatric in prison — rather they entered as geriatrics. Reformers must also realize that there is a moral component in addition to the financial one. As a commenter on The Atlantic Monthly's website wrote in response to the article: "Often the impact of the offender's action reverberates in the victim's life well beyond the time the offender serves. And often the only sense of vindication they feel is knowing that the person who hurt them will not only not be able to hurt anyone else, but will not be free to enjoy their 'golden years.'"
None of this means that geriatric parole is a bad idea. It simply means that as with any parole program, thoughtful distinctions must be made between those whom society feels are deserving of parole and those whom it feels are not deserving.
VIBRANT P. REDDY is Senior Fellow for criminal justice issues at the Charles Koch Institute. Previously, Reddy was the Senior Policy Analyst for both Right on Crime and the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Center for Effective Justice. He has authored several reports on criminal justice policy and is a frequent speaker and media commentator on the topic. Reddy has worked as a research assistant at The Cato Institute, as a law clerk to the Honorable Gina M. Benavides of the Thirteenth Court of Appeals of Texas, and as an attorney in private practice, focusing on trial and appellate litigation. Reddy graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a B.A. in Plan II Honors, Economics, and History, and he earned his law degree at the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law in Dallas. He is a member of the State Bar of Texas and of the State Bar's Appellate Section and Criminal Justice Section.


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When it comes to staying upright while riding over tough spots, a mountain bike beats a road bike every time. Stability really counts if there�s roadwork or construction happening on the roads you ride. But aside from safety, urban mountain biking is fun.
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You�re already prepared for the unexpected if you ride narrow dirt trails. But paved city riding can lull you into not paying attention until it�s too late � though you can often stay upright with determination. I was going fast on a dimly lit street one evening when I rode up on an unexpected tangle of chain-link fence. Without thinking, I just powered on the pedals and rode over it � preventing an otherwise painful crash. Greenberg says that�s sometimes the best way to handle a sudden obstacle like a pile of boards or trash: Just power through.
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There was a run of stories on the blog-o-sphere last year about how to talk to young girls about their bodies, what with Kate Middleton reminding the entire world that a woman still looks pregnant two days after giving birth. Scores of Mommy bloggers posted feature stories about personal body image traumas they have overcome and the lessons they would share with their little girls. I got to thinking, how do I want to talk to Maya and Ella about their bodies? One place I looked was how does Mommy talk about her body? I realized that I am already laying a foundation for this issue now, so what does it look like?
Not so good.
Maya wanted to sit with me on my outdoor chair during Camping Weekend. I told her she can't sit with me because "Mommy is too fat". It just came out, this self-deprecating way of reminding myself to lose some weight. I said it more for me than for her. I say this often to myself: while I get ready for work, while I am getting into the shower, pretty much every time I pass a mirror.
Upon reflection, I berated myself later for speaking to her this way about MY body. I told myself, As a Mom, I need to change the way I talk about myself. But the truth is, I have to change the way I talk about myself for me first; using your kids as an excuse to change sets a precedent for using your kids as an excuse for failure.
So here I am changing the way I talk about my body. It goes something like this …
Mommy loves her body, kiddos. Mommy's body has gone through a lot, and it's still ticking. Pretty impressive, huh?
Mommy has tons of scars on her knees because she fell down while playing outside. It happens; you will get them too.
Mommy has birth marks on her arm and leg. The one on my leg is special because Aunty Nadia has a similar birth mark on her leg too. Our birth marks connect us. Isn't that fun?
Mommy also has a tattoo. I chose to do that to my body years ago. Yes it hurt, but it remains special to me. I hope to get another tattoo; maybe you can go with me when I get it.
Mommy had to have stitches on her foot when she scraped it underneath a piece of wood. That hurt a lot. But Mommy is okay.
Mommy's belly has lots of ripples in it because Mommy got very big carrying you two little munchkins for 9 months! That's a long time. My belly button still makes the same sound yours does, though, so don't worry. Mommy is okay.
Mommy's butt may have taken up a lot of room on that outdoor chair, but that will never again mean that you cannot sit next to me. I'm sorry about that, Maya. There will always be room for you next to Mommy.