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Fly or Ferry
Only two ways to get to Molokai - fly or ferry.
There are 5 flights a day from Oahu via Aloha and Hawaiian and twice a day ferry service from Lahina, Maui.
I love the airport in Molokai - no long walks. Walk down the airplane's stairs and you're there!
The ferry from Lahina runs twice a day - early in the morning and about 6:00PM. Many residents of Molokai commute to Maui daily for work.
Ferry from Lahaina, Maui
Island Marine
Ferries to Molokai: Monday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday
Departure time: 7:30 a.m.
Return: 3:30 p.m.
The ride is approximately 90 minutes. Lower deck is mostly enclosed, upper deck open. A naturalist was on board on our ride over. Lots of whales sitings and some dolphins. Our ride both ways was pretty smooth but heard it can be quite rough on the return due to winds picking up.
Address:658 Front Street, #101
Lahaina, HI 96761, Boat slip 3
Fare Adults $40.00 one way
Children $20.00 one way
Packages Various packages are available. We chose the cruise/drive $139.00 for the driver, $79.00 per adult. There are also van tours of the island.
Discounts 10% if booked on-line or 15% AAA memberRelated to:
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Cheapest airfare
Moloka'i Air Shuttle is the cheapest way to get to Moloka'i, half the price of other carriers ($80 pp round trip from HNL). They operate from the far side of the airport at Honolulu Int'l so you'll have to get the car rental people to take you over there on the shuttle. Other idiosyncracies: no website, no credit cards. I mailed them a personal check two weeks in advance. They operate ten seat twin prop aircraft, twenty minute flight.
rent a car!
The only way to travel around Molokai is by car! Rent a car and drive around, it's pretty easy as there are only 3 main roads. Even I didn't get lost (which is amazing, trust me).
When you go to the East side of the island, wave to all the cars you pass, there won't be that many. The roads get very narrow there , so slow down and take care!
Expect small airplane
Flight to Molokai, is served regularly by Hawaiian Airlines and Aloha Island Air.
The flight time between Honolulu International Airport and Hoolehua Airport on Molokai is approximately twenty minutes.
You need a car for sure!!!
The only way to see the real Molokai is to get yourself a car!! Then you get to see it all. Island Kine Car Rental in Kaunakakai is the BEST. I love these guys! They always take such good care of us when we head to Molokai. Ask if they have any 4 wheel drive you may need it sometimes.:) The guys will take good care of you. Have fun!Related to:
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You need vehicle to get around molokai
We rented a 4-door car for our week and I must say, it is an absolute neccessity to truly experience the island. They are so many spots to 'check' out, but you really need a car or 4x4,insome cases. Its a bit expensive, but worth it, we rented thru Budget and it was unlimited mileage for 7 days, we put on 300 miles, in that time, which cost us $38.00 US for fuel and $217.00 US for rental... money well spent.
Rent a car a must!
Renting a car makes sense on Molokai since everything is so expansive and quite a ways to get to. There are no local bus, taxi or shuttle services. The Molokai airport is very small and the rental counters are visible in the baggage claim area. Budget and Dollar the big names in car rental there. Island Kine rental is in Kaunakakai town. Inquire if they will still come out to the airport to meet your flight and show you around.Related to:
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A rental car is a must
On an island without taxis and public transport renting a car is indispensable, even though bicycles could come in handy, as well.
But even by car many parts of the islands, esp. the tropical north-east, are inaccessible, so in order to explore this region you have to hike or rent a boat.Related to:
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Thrilling Flights
A flight to Molokai can turn into unexpected thrill given the "right" airline company is used. The Mokulele brand serves under the banner of the larger company, "GO!", but offers completely different experience with its 9-seater Cessna planes. First, the "terminal" has nothing to do with the fussy big terminals despite being part of them in geographical terms. Second, the service is absolutely hassle-free and efficient. No reason to contemplate lost luggage – every piece is loaded personally from the check-in counter to the plane by hand. Third, being in the air on such a small aircraft gives the unique sensation of a "bird flight" second only to what a helicopter or planer flight can provide. And all of this special feeling for the price of regular scheduled flight between two points in the Hawaiian archipelago. To add an extra bonus, the flights on this type of aircraft allow for low altitude and follow closely the contour of the islands, in the case of Molokai, giving exceptional views of its spectacular north shore.Related to:
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Island Kine: DO NOT RENT A VEHICLE
The owner of Island Kine, Steve, is a crook. He rented us a jeep that had the check engine light on, the brakes were really bad and the vehicle had a constant jerking motion while operating (I was on crutches due to a broken leg as well). The company had no hestiation in putting a handicapped woman on crutches into a vehicle that was near death just to collect $100. We chose to use a family business versus the million dollar corporations and were robbed. The owner has refused to return my phone calls. Don't use this company.. All of their vehicles are old and broken down.Related to:
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PO Box 1889, Kaunakakai, Hawaii, 96748, United States
Satisfaction: Excellent
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Molokai does have a bus service called the MEO. It's here. Runs four times a day to/from Ke Nani Kai. However when we were sitting at the bus stop a nice couple offered us a ride and we have been friends and running around sharing expenses ever since.
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Actress Fran Drescher is urging new mums to get their breast milk tested after discovering American women are passing on harmful heavy metals and chemicals to their babies.
The Nanny star, who is a cancer survivor, admits she was stunned to learn that U.S. mums have more flame retardants in their breast milk than any other women on the planet.
She raised the issue during an appearance on Washington, D.C. radio programme The Tommy Show on Monday (24Sep12), and told listeners that some breast milk contains retardants that are stuffed into upholstery.
Drescher explained, "This is something that is not really talked about and yet we're all wondering why all these kids suddenly have all these learning disabilities and attention deficit and autism and there has not been a connection made.
"We're kinda selling these women that breast milk is the second coming (but) do any of these women check for high levels of heavy metals or chemicals? I don't think so."
Drescher is encouraging nursing women to undergo a three-day test which ensures they aren't passing metals to their children, adding, "The doctors can give you a kit to take home."

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Artists: Indigo Girls
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The Evening Cast: Lake
1 CD / Catch Release / 2012-12-18Tracks: Knots and Bows; Surprise; No Stopping; Factory; Heartbeat; Smoke and Fire; Trouble
Artists: The Evening Cast
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Recording information: Standalone Studios, Melbourne (2012).
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1 CD / Rock Candy / 2012-12-11Tracks: Drugstore Dancer; Teenage Rage; Nobody Like You; Go to Hell; You're Gonna Crash; Tin Soldier; Trouble; Sold Out; Let Me Go
Artists: Streetheart
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1 CD / CD Baby (distributor) / 2012-12-01Tracks: Marionette; Please Don't Take Me Back; Time of the Season; Darlene; Glory Road; Love of My Life; Too Many, Too Early, Tonight; Sunnyside; Trouble; I Can't Quit You; Firefly; Wagon Wheel; 40 Extra Hou...
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Chris Rene: I'm Right Here
1 CD / Epic (USA) / 2012-10-02Tracks: Chains; Rockin' with You; Back from the Dead; Trouble; Gonna Be Okay; Love Me Like You; Young Homie [Album Version]
Artists: Chris Rene
Recording information: Beluga Heights Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Soulpower Studios; Synagogue, Hollywood, CA; Talmadge Studio; The Birdhouse.
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Krista Angelucci: Like It Or Not [Digipak]
1 CD / / 2012-09-23Tracks: Like It or Not; Get the Girl; Creep; Trouble; Sunset; Like You
Artists: Krista Angelucci
Rod Stewart: Original Album Series [Box]
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Menorahs made of marshmallows, break dancers and a giant dreidel running down the street are just a few of the fun community events that will mark the start of Hanukkah in Tampa Bay this year.
Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, begins at sundown on Sunday and ends the evening of Dec. 14. It's one of the more whimsical holidays on the Jewish calendar, said Rabbi Levi Hodakov, director Chabad of Clearwater....
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The Orlando Eye has introduced Eye Glow, a new nighttime upgrade of $10 on top of the $20 admission that includes a wine, beer, cider or glass of champagne and access to the new Eye Glow lounge, before boarding the 400-foot observation wheel.
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1 Carousel No. 5 with Bill Yates: Inspired by an old-fashioned slide show, Green Bench Brewing Co. hosts the fifth installment of this series that gives photographers a wall and a forum to present their work. Special guest Bill Yates will talk about his series from Tampa's Sweetheart Roller Skating Rink, which sat dormant for nearly 40 years until recently when Yates scanned the images and began sharing the work with the public. The compelling images are currently in an exhibition at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans that continues through Jan. 17. Yates comes to St. Petersburg on Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. for a talk at Green Bench, 1133 First Ave. N, St. Petersburg. Seating is limited. Bring blankets or beach chairs....
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BRIGHT NIGHTS: Glazer lights up
The interactive Glazer Children's Museum in Tampa's Curtis Hixon Park this week is opening a new after-hours playtime called Bright Nights. The museum's top exhibit areas are lit up and in tune with holiday classics set among a dazzling light show. Held Thursday and Friday evenings from 5:30 to 8 p.m. through Dec. 18, the evening playtime is $10 for members or $15 for general admission. Glazer Children's Museum, 110 W Gasparilla Plaza, Tampa. (813) 443-3861. glazermuseum.org....
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Turkey Trots: Earn your Thanksgiving calories at Turkey Day races. The Goody Goody Turkey Gobble, a 5K out and back course across the Platt Street bridge and along Bayshore Boulevard, benefits Tampa YMCA. $32 on active.com. Amalie Arena, 401 Channelside Drive, Tampa. (813) 784-2266. 7 a.m. Thursday. The Tampa Bay Times Turkey Trot features 1-mile Gobbler, Wingding 5K, 5K Fun Run and the 10K Turkey Trot. The turducken of all is the Clearwater Challenge, with runners doing three races. $14-$45 on t ampabay.com/turkeytrot. Clearwater High School, 540 S Hercules Ave., Clearwater. (727) 562-4700. 7 a.m. Thursday....
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Editor's note: Thanksgiving. A time for the entire family to gather around the table, smiling and laughing over a golden turkey as if life is just one big Publix commercial. Fortunately, some people actually get that experience. But many others don't. Maybe you and your family live in totally different states. Maybe you just don't have a family. Maybe you have chosen a family of friends. Or maybe you just don't want to talk to your family at all.We got you covered. All week, we're bringing you our Guide to Lonely Thanksgiving. Our critics and writers have offered their best advice for going the holiday alone, from TV to reading to eating out. It doesn't have to be a pity party. If you do it right, you can be thankful for your solitude, too....
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You can chill out at Ice!, the frosty feature of 2 million pounds of hand-carved ice sculptures opening Tuesday at the Gaylord Palms Resort in Kissimmee. This year the chilly walk-through marvel features a theme based on Twas the Night Before Christmas.
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Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Tony Dungy, who earned his Super Bowl ring with the Colts and retired from the NFL, is still coaching … dads. They receive a "Play of the Day" in e-mail support from All Pro Dad, the nonprofit family organization he helped found in Tampa Bay in 1997.
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Florida residents can save on two- and three-day tickets at Universal Orlando available now and good through the next two months, Universal announced Wednesday.
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Hello! I made a proper muslin (with facings and everything, hoping this muslin would be wearable) of New Look 6067 and definitely need some advice on fit. Help! Not very good with fitting yet. I'd really like to make this dress up in a lovely silk crepe (underlined in habotai) and want this to be great, not just good enough.
I almost always lower the waistline of bodices, as I'm short/high-waisted while tall, and adjust for a swayback. I did that here, and might have been a touch too aggressive on the swayback (and I definitely need to add length to the back hem). I know I need a little width across the back (pit to pit) and in the future I need to suck it up and learn an FBA. This one is passable.
But my key questions have to do with what the h is going on the back of the dress.
1) I have pull lines across my hips and weird puckering along the CB seam. Does this mean I need more room across my bum to release those drag lines? I have narrow hips so usually I cut half size lower on the back. I like the fit of the front skirt.
2) The pic of my back shows a bunch of weird wrinkling all over my back from my spare tire and up; in other photos the wrinkling is much less pronounced, so I don't know if it was just me standing as still and straight as possible for the photos. Do I need less length in the back?
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It looks to me as though it's a bit tight at the waist in the back, almost as if the graduation of waist to hip is too low and sharp if you know what I mean. So I think you need a bit more room just above your bum so that the fabric can fall.
I'd agree with your guess of too much length in the back as well, but not a heck of a lot.
I'm sure you'll get much more helpful (and understandable) replies
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Wow, it looks great in the front! You did a nice job overall. I can see that the side seam is a bit crooked at the hip, but I don't know whether that is the cause or the result of the wrinkles. Since I can't find a buddy, I guess I'll be trying this alone soon I've been watching Peggy Sagers' fitting videos and am learning a lot. Maybe they'd help you. Every day one or two are removed and others added; the Sheath Dress episode is on there today. http://www.silhouettepatterns.com/html/media/livestreamchannel/index_replays.htm
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The photo of the side seam shows that seam being pulled out of alignment towards that back of the dress. To me that says that there is not enough fabric in the back, so the back of the skirt is "stealing" fabric from the front of the skirt.
Also in that photo, you can see a wrinkle on the back that starts near the waistline and "points" to the top curve of your tush (I'm not sure what the right word is to use here.) I think those are part of the "funky back wrinkling" you see in the photo of the back of the dress.
To me, this says that there's not enough fabric to adequately cover your backside so that the fabric hangs straight from the waistline, with wearing ease included (eventually, you'll want to sit down while you're wearing this dress, yes?). I think you need more fabric width in the back.
HOW to accomplish that (add width in the front, or to the back or to both the front and the back), I leave to someone more experienced in fitting.
Thanks everyone! I think what I'm going to do is take all your advice and:
1) Take a horizontal fold out of the back bodice
2. Shorten the darts a touch to release them a bit
3. Add width to the back by cutting from hem to the waistline, leaving a hinge, and filling in with some tissue.
It's weird, aside from minor stuff the front is great. The back is nuts, though!
Thanks again!
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"Laugh to myself"
The new lol since no one actually laughs out loud.
The new lol since no one actually laughs out loud.
Ltm, that shit was funny, but I didnt laugh out loud.
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Laughing To Myself Silently. Because who is really "laughing out loud" when they type LOL?
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When something is funny, but isn't so funny that you LOL you LTMS (laughing to myself)
Rachel's joke made me LTMS.
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"Laugh To Myself" - because not everything funny warrants a LOL; also, more suitable form of laughter when at work or the school library where 'laughing out loud' is frowned upon; and, let's face it, LOL is played out and just all-around obnoxious.
Friend - "wut up?"
Me - "nothin. bored at work"
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Me - "nothin. bored at work"
Friend - "at least you have a job"
Me - "LTM"
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Laugh To Myself. An acronym seldom used by those who don't actually Laugh Out Loud (LOL), but claim they do.
I'm creating Urban Dictionary words in lieu of studying for finals LTM
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Laughing To Myself. A preferable alternative to the infamous "LOL". This term is to be used in text/email/IM forms when one wishes to express that they find something funny but aren't ACTUALLY laughing out loud.
A-You'll never guess what happened last night!
A-I got hit in the face with pie!
B-LTM! That's crazy!
A-I got hit in the face with pie!
B-LTM! That's crazy!
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acronym for laugh to myself...for you guys who are tired of "lol" and wanna join the boycott adopt LTMS the chix dig it.
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I on the other hand can accept anything to a degree until conclusively proven wrong.
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ABSTRACT: In the last decade, cellulose-based hydrogels have been receiving increasing attention for a number of applications because of their smart swelling behavior, biodegradability, and biocompatibility. Given the dramatic spreading of obesity and overweight in the industrialized countries and the lack of scientific consensus over currently available dietary supplements, it was recently proposed that such hydrogels might be used as orally administered bulking agents in hypocaloric diets, because the hydrogel swelling in the stomach may greatly reduce the space available for food intake, thus giving a sense of fullness. This study is focused on the synthesis of cellulose-based hydrogels, starting from pharmaceutical and food grade cellulose derivatives, and shows that such hydrogels possess good swelling properties in water solutions mimicking the environmental conditions of the stomach and the intestine, as well as a good biocompatibility. The crosslinking agent used was a "zero-length" crosslinker, that is, a water soluble carbodiimide, which is washed out from the gel after the synthesis and does not affect the gel compatibility, as shown by preliminary biocompatibility assays. The experimental results confirmed that cellulose-based hydrogels might be a scientifically valid dietary adjuvant in the treatment of obesity and overweight, and provide further scientific evidence for future experiments on humans. © 2009 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. J Appl Polym Sci, 2010Journal of Applied Polymer Science 02/2010; 115(3):1438 - 1444. DOI:10.1002/app.30956 · 1.77 Impact Factor
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ABSTRACT: Novel p(HEMA-co-METAC)/alginate semi-interpenetrating hydrogels (semi-IPNs) were developed in the attempt to improve poly(hydroxyethylmethacrylate) biological response, extending its applications in the biomedical field. Materials with different alginate contents were synthesized by copolymerization of 2-hydroxyethylmethacrylate and 2-methacryloxy ethyltrimethyl ammonium chloride monomers in the presence of aqueous solutions of alginate and characterized with respect to p(HEMA-co-METAC) synthesized in the presence of water. Swelling studies in water revealed high values of water uptake (>100%) with marked differences in the swelling degree at increasing polysaccharide content. The effect of ionic strength and of pH on the swelling behavior of hydrogels was also investigated. Higher ionic strengths resulted in a minor swelling degree accordingly with hydrogels polyelectrolyte nature. The introduction of the natural ionizable polysaccharide into the network made the semi-IPNs swelling depending on pH values of the solutions. A biological characterization was performed in terms of protein absorption on hydrogel surfaces, cytotoxicity (ISO 10993-5) and cell adhesion and proliferation studies using both murine 3T3 and human fibroblasts. Hydrogels proved noncytotoxic; moreover, semi-IPN surfaces allowed cell attachment and proliferation, thus supporting their potential biomedical use.Journal of Biomedical Materials Research Part A 06/2009; 90(1):292-302. DOI:10.1002/jbm.a.32094 · 3.37 Impact Factor
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The Problem with The (American) Marathon
Over the past few decades, after the running boom of the 1970's, we've seen a steady decline in the competitiveness of American distance runners. This is hardly surprising in a country where everyone is told they're the best at everything, and at the end of the day everyone gets a trophy.
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The year is 490 B.C.E., and the Athenians are at war with the Persians. After the particularly crucial battle of Marathon, the dust settles and it becomes clear that the underdog Athenians have held off the Persians for the time being. A young soldier, Pheidippides, is sent back to Athens to relay the news of the victory to the city. After completing the 24-mile run, he announces, "Rejoice, we conquer!" and promptly collapses and dies. Fast forward 2200 years- same location- and you will see Spyridon Louis win the first Olympic marathon race along the same course once traversed by Pheidippides. Only 100 years later, the very route once memorialized in the first Olympic games, is now home to an annual marathon, just like every other major city in the world. Every year you can watch tens of thousands of overweight, undertrained "athletes" struggle to half jog, half walk across 26.2 miles of, at least in the running world, sacred ground. What happened? Why, in such a short period of time, has the once-revered ultimate challenge to the human body become the new, trendy, social event of the year?
Well, it hasn't happened everywhere- at least not yet. There are still a few untainted locations across the globe where the marathon is revered and serious running is treated as a way of life. Most of them are in the eastern half of Africa. Grant Jarvie, the Head of the Department of Sports Studies at the University of Stirling in Scotland has spent years researching why East African runners are so dominant in long distance races. In his chapter of the book "East African Running", he explains that 16 African countries are in the top 20 poorest in the world. They are unable to afford expensive equipment needed for most sports, so it is only natural that they would take up running- the simplest form of athletic competition. Many live on less than $2 a day, yet throughout the second half of the last century, and so far in this one, the vast majority of the top performances in distances of 3000 meters and above have come from Kenyans or Ethiopians (Jarvie 24, 31). It is often argued that Africans are better at these events simply due to more natural physical ability. This is the lazy American's excuse.
The main reason, as Jarvie argues, is that distance running is the East African's ticket out of poverty. From a young age, children are encouraged to train in order to prepare them for a possible running career. Even the small amounts of money awarded for winning American road races are enough to transform the lives of everyone in a village. A survey of elite Kenyan female runners showed that for 50% of them, money was their main motivation. Only 2% said they were motivated by fun (Jarvie 32).
Now we will travel to the opposite side of the globe, to America- the home of mediocrity in all things distance running. The average marathon time for American men last year was 4 hours, 32 minutes, and 8 seconds. That's nearly two and a half hours slower than the 2 hour, three minute, and 59 second world record time of Ethiopian Haile Gebreselassie. In an article called "How Oprah Ruined the Marathon" on Salon.com, an online magazine, Edward McClelland compares the "new" running boom, started by Oprah, to the boom of the 1970's inspired by Frank Shorter's victory in the 1972 Olympic Marathon. He states that America's "marathoning spirit has been trampled by hordes of joggers whose only goal is to stagger across the finish line" (McClelland). An ex-high school runner and current marathoner himself, McClelland is irritated, and rightly so, that many people do marathons only to finish them, not to compete. He states, "The marathon [is] no longer a competition, but a self improvement exercise." Oprah's time of 4 hours and 19 minutes (the "Oprah Line") is now the time to beat for many people. McClelland claims that Oprah's constant encouragement for people to take their time and not compete with others is one of the reasons that the participation of the Chicago marathon has increased by one thousand percent in the past fifteen years, but the average finishing time has gone up by more than 40 minutes to 4:15, not too far off the Oprah line (McClelland).
Look on any online running message board, LetsRun.com for instance, and you will see that when asked why they run marathons, the average American's answer is that, "it's fun" or, "to finish"- very different from the African marathoner's motivation. Why do Americans have such a different view on the matter? It's simple. Most American's don't have any reason to compete. They enjoy stopping along the way to watch bands, or even to get pedicures (Cooper). They don't rely on winning races as a major source of income, and if they do win one, it likely won't have the impact on their life that it would on an East African's.
While many people frown upon the lack of competitive spirit in American recreational running, they probably don't know the history of the pastime. In December 1962, a fifty-year-old man set off from America to New Zealand. The flight left him a little stiff, so one of his friends told the man to call him the next morning and they'd go on an easy run together to loosen up a bit. When they arrived at the place they'd be running, the old man was in shock. There were hundreds of runners of all ages and sizes. "I thought a cross country race was going on", he would later recount in his biography, but it turned out all these people were just out for a jog on a Sunday morning- a concept completely new to the American (Moore 146). When he left New Zealand, he brought the hobby back to America with him, and started jogging clubs of his own, effectively beginning the recreational running boom in America. Would it surprise you if you were told that this man was Bill Bowerman, the legendary University of Oregon cross country coach? Many critics of the non-competitive running scene would find it interesting that the coach of arguably the greatest cross country program in the country was the same man who brought recreational jogging to America.
Another proponent of the recreational running boom is John Bingham, more commonly referred to as "The Penguin". Ask any back-of-the-packer at a marathon who Bill Bowerman is, and they will likely give you a blank stare. Ask the same jogger who "The Penguin" is, and they will know exactly who you are talking about (McClelland). The difference between the two, besides one being an iconic figure of the sport and the other an ex-smoker and music teacher, comes down to their theory on non competitive running. Bowerman pushed his joggers to run to their fullest potential, which might not always mean competing with other joggers. The Penguin often encourages his followers to stop during marathons and to enjoy the scenery- something that is definitely not conducive to an all-out race effort.
Bingham writes a monthly column for the running magazine Runner's World called The Penguin: No Need for Speed. In an article called "Stranger in Paradise" from the August, 2004 issue, Bingham describes his experience at the Honolulu marathon. Every year this marathon around the island attracts many more Japanese runners than Americans, and Bingham takes the opportunity to observe any differences in running style. The slower Japanese runners weren't discouraged by less than mediocre times, but rather were pleased that they were finishing a marathon. His reason for the difference is cultural:
We on the mainland live in a culture of immediate gratification. We give 110 percent, and expect no less. Fast food is not fast enough. If big is good, bigger must be better. In marathons, your finishing time is paramount. Japan has plenty of hard-driving business executives and fast marathoners. But watching these Japanese runners, I detected something different-a Zen-like approach to running and an appreciation for the experience of finishing, no matter what the final time. The rest of us might have something to learn from their example. (Bingham)
It is commendable that Bingham has influenced a lot of people to take up running, but it is people like this who are causing American marathoners to be slower every year. Not only does he suggest that people who already run at the back of the pack take races a bit easier, but that our country as a whole should as well.
The average American pays attention to competitive running for about one week every four years during the Olympics. If Americans are to stay competitive with other elite marathoning countries, our athletes cannot be stopping to smell the roses. This should be true for anyone running a race of any distance. Each tier of individuals pushes those ahead of them to faster times. The harder the back of the pack tries, the harder the ones at the front will have to try, resulting in faster and more competitive times on a global scene.
So what has happened to the marathon? First, Americans are much more privileged than most groups of people. Simple sports don't attract the masses, and from a young age children are encouraged to be pitchers or linebackers. Cross Country is often seen as the athletic choice for non-athletic kids, regardless of the fact that it is the simplest form of competition. Since there is often a lack of talent funneling into the higher ranks because of a lack of participation, the professional running scene tends to be a bit lacking. Also, there are no current American running heroes available to the mainstream masses. Our championship runners are typically born in Kenya and transfer citizenship. With a lack of American born talent (the 1972 running boom had Shorter and Steve Prefontaine), Americans turn to the media for advice. They get tips from Oprah and from John Bingham, who didn't run a step in their lives until they were well past their athletic primes. The solution to our problem is fairly simple. If marathoning is going to regain it's former prestige and power in America, we need a new hero- a modern day Pheidippides, or another Prefontaine.
In 1972, millions of American children sat in front of their TV watching as the unheard of Frank Shorter dominate a multitude of African harriers over the course of 26 miles. He made it look easy, yet in many of these young hearts a spark was ignited that set off the desire to run, and to run fast. This is all it takes for a real running boom to happen. The only question is, who will step up and light the fire?
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Works Cited
Bingham, John. "Stranger In Paradise." Runner's World. Runner's World Magazine, Aug. 2004. Web. 13 Oct. 2010. .
Cooper, Bob. "Marathons You Should Do In '08." Runner's World.com. Runner's World, 3 Dec. 2007. Web. 13 Oct. 2010. .
Jarvie, Grant. "The Promise and Possibilities of Running in and out of East Africa." East African Running. Ed. John Bale, Timothy Noakes, Craig Sharp, Yannis Pitsiladis. Abingdon: Routledge, 2007. 24-39
McClelland, Edward. "How Oprah Ruined the Marathon – Edward McClelland – Salon.com." Salon.com – Salon.com. 3 Nov. 2007. Web. 12 Oct. 2010. .
Moore, Kenny. Bowerman and the Men of Oregon: the Story of Oregon's Legendary Coach and Nike's Cofounder. [Emmaus, Pa.]: Rodale, 2006. Print.


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Aside from the usual under-the-hood improvements, Safari 5 ships with a new feature called Safari Reader. The concept is simple enough: you're reading text on a Web site but don't want to be distracted by terrible page layouts and extraordinarily annoying animated advertisements. You activate Reader, then the browser isolates the text and applies a far more readable formatting to… Read More
It's official: Safari 5
The rumors were true. Apple announced the update to Safari 5 and Apple is ambitious about trumping Chrome and Firefox in the browser wars. Just as reported over the weekend, Safari will gain some major backend updates to add speed and functionality to Apple's browser juice. Here's what's new: Read More
It Didn't Make The Keynote, But Safari 5 Is Here (And Faster Than Chrome And Firefox)
One of the things rumored to be appearing during Steve Jobs' keynote at WWDC today was the next version of Safari, 5. That didn't happen. But Apple occasionally gives us some quiet surprises, and that appears to be the case today as Safari 5 is in fact being released — at least according to a press release. While it's nowhere to be found on Apple's Safari site… Read More
Safari 5 to debut at WWDC?
With WWDC just around the corner, it was only a matter of time before a few more details leaked out about the event. Steve Jobs recently mentioned at All Things D that come Monday we wouldn't be left disappointed, even after the new iPhone had been leaked into the wild. Something exciting is still up Steve's sleeve but is it Safari 5? Read More
Is Firefox Headed Towards A Massive Decline? Its Co-Founder Thinks So
Quora is a great place to find answers about products from prominent people involved with them. It's also a great place for those prominent people to disagree, publicly. That's what's happening right now in a thread about the future of Firefox. Someone posted the following question to Quora recently: Will Firefox have double-digit market share in 3 to 5 years? Read More
The State Of Web Development Ripped Apart In 25 Tweets By One Man
There are few people who know the ins and outs of the web as well as Joe Hewitt. For the past decade, he's had his hands deep in everything from Netscape, to AOL, to Firefox, to Facebook (where he currently works). Hewitt also knows a thing or two about the iPhone. He's the one who first built Facebook's excellent iPhone web app (before there were native apps on the iPhone)… Read More
The Problem With Opera: It Tries To Scream When It Just Needs To Sing
Opera has always been a bit of a curiosity to me. Nearly everyone seems to tout its speed and adherence to web standards — and yet, no one seems to use it. Well, at least not in the United States anyway, and really not that many people worldwide either. Why is that? Today, Opera announced a new version (10.52) available for OS X. The promise is that it's ten times faster than the… Read More
Opera, Safari Beat Chrome On Google's Own JavaScript Conformance Test
The iPhone's Peephole
Daring Fireball's John Gruber wrote what I thought was a good response to my post about Apple's App Store sexy app policy. While I noted that one of the reasons Apple's policy was silly was because each iPhone contains two apps, iTunes and Safari (both made by Apple), that grant users access to content much worse than the kind of stuff now being banned from the App Store… Read More
How Random Is Microsoft's Random Browser Choice Screen In Europe?
After a lengthy legal face-off, Microsoft and European antitrust officials recently agreed on the implementation of a so-called ballot screen that will give European Windows users a chance to download rivals' browsers – including Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Opera – as possible alternatives to Redmond's own Internet Explorer (see screenshot above or go here). Under the… Read More
Late Last Year, Google Overtook Apple In WebKit Code Commits
Today, the blog Chromium Notes, which is written by a developer who works on the open source project (that Google Chrome is built on top of), posted a very interesting graph: one that shows the number of code commits to WebKit. Notably, it appears that Google has overtaken Apple as the organization that contributes the most commits to the open source project. Now, the author is quick to point… Read More