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You wouldn't necessarily think that exhaustion and depression would be fertile subjects for a big-screen slapstick – at least, for a big-screen slapstick that didn't star Paul Giamatti. Yet in director Paul Feig's buoyant and brainy Bridesmaids, Kristen Wiig plays a sad, discouraged, frequently humiliated maid of honor with such inventiveness and style that she seems to be creating a new comic archetype right before your eyes. Hiding her misery behind a thinly veiled mask of courtesy and good cheer, and letting her anger and resentment spill out in sarcastic asides and messy, chaotic bursts, Wiig's Annie – like many of the brilliantly talented performer's most memorable characters – is a singular creation. And so, too, is Bridesmaids, a female-driven Judd Apatow comedy (he's a co-producer) with the rare distinction of being smarter than it is funny, though it's still plenty funny.
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Before seeing Stomp the Yard, in which a young hip-hop dancer from Los Angeles adjusts to fraternity life at Atlanta's Truth University, I didn't know much about step dancing. But after watching director Sylvain White's inspirational drama, I discovered that there are apparently two distinct types - there's great step dancing and then there's really great step dancing. Though the movie is ostensibly a coming-of-age story wherein our hero, DJ (Columbus Short), finds respect and love during his first year of school, it's really just 8 Mile or Bring It On for the dance world, as warring frats compete to see whose moves out-step whose. (Step dancing - frequently practiced at African-American universities - is a combination of marching and precise choreography, generally accompanied by chants and, in this movie's case, taunts.) Yet it's pretty easy to guess which groups of dancers will be considered the greatest in Stomp the Yard - it's whichever dancers go next.
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Hello everyone, my name is Lisa, and I enjoy cemetery hunting in my home state of Florida. Long time advocate for cemetery preservation and recording the history of cemeteries in the US and Canada.
Currently I am researching and gathering information from cemeteries in Volusia County Florida, Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, Northern Kentucky, the Western area of Virginia, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Vermont and New Hampshire. If you notice a mistake or have further information you would like added to any grave I have added PLEASE let me know, I will be more than happy to change or add anything. I am also happy to transfer listings to family and friends who want to keep them up to date.
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Ethel Gore
RE: Margaret Jane Martindale
Thank you Lisa for the information. I will try and see if I can find anything else. I appreciate everything you do for Find a grave. Ethel Gore.
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Hello Lisa: I appreciate you good work! I am researching members of Civil War soldiers that served in the Civil War in the US Signal Corps. One of the Memorials that you manage is Dr Charles S Taft who was the Chief Surgeon of the Signal Corps during its existence during the war at Georgetown DC and was one of the attending Doctors
at Lincolns death. It was stated in you bio of him that he was a field Doctor whenall of his actual service was in the Georgetown, DC camp of instruction of the Signal Corps. Please, at your convenience, correct the bio and attribute his actual service to the Signal Corps would be much appreciated. You have my very best regards for all the wonderful work you do in memorializing those that served, Wayne Augustine, Chicago, IL
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Jonathan Melvoin
Hi Lisa,
I was a friend of Jonathan's, and was at his funeral. First of all, thank you for including him on Find-a-Grave. I noticed you had the burial listed as "unknown." Jonathan was buried in the Riverside Cemetery in Lincoln, NH. I hope that helps.
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Hi Lisa, I should have asked in my previous message to get the memorial for Dorothy Caroline Huguelet, Louis Huguelet Jr's wife, transfered to me as well. She is my great aunt. Memorial #95946081.
Thanks again for your consideration of these requests.
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Hi Lisa. Would it be possible to get memorial #95945552, Louise Emil Huguelet Jr, transfered to me. This is my great uncle and I would love to be able to maintain his memorial.
Thank you for your consideration of my request.
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Find a grave # 98800711. You have added a picture of Margaret and her husband William. I was wondering if you are related. Margaret would have been my great Aunt. Thanks for any information you may have. Ethe Gore.
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Hello, I found the burials you had listed in Italy, including Rosa Cleveland (sister of the president). I just wanted to pass on the info regarding the name of the cemetery where she and a few others are listed. It is not the American Anglican Church Cemetery in Lucca, Italy. Instead it is the English Cemetery in Bagni di Lucca, province of Lucca, Toscana, Italy. The cemetery was founded in 1840 after a couple requested permission from Duke Carlo Ludovico of Lucca to build an Anglican church and cemetery for the many English who frequently came to the town for the hot springs. I have a few others buried there that I want add, but noticed the issue with the cemetery name and place. Thank you for getting these individuals online. There are 139 burials there, the last in 1953. Thank you for the work you have done on this site.
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Hi Lisa,
Thank you for your help..
Was the county able to give you a list of the burials?
We are trying to find deeds for the plots, but that's going to be a long job as nothing is indexed.
So far we have found nine veteran's graves including a couple that no one knew were there.
I have to post a lot of new names and pictures but I'm not 100% sure how to do so.
Thanks again,
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Ralph James in Ye Old Cemetery in Danville
My message for a suggestion on this was directed at the person who submitted the photos as I don't believe they are photos of this cemetery. When I look in the death records online for Ralph James it states he is buried in the High St Cemetery in Hampton, NH. There are some others photographed by Amy that are also not that cemetery. I've been trying since early 2013 to get her to contact me about where they are supposed to be from with no response.
Anyway, if you want help with the death records to find these let me know and I can help you find where they really are.
Have a great day.
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Lisa A group in Edgewater, Volusia County, FL is working to clear Oaklyn Cemetery. This cemetery is totally overgrown and most of the crypts have been vandalized. I noticed on this site that in 2004 you located many graves that we cannot now find. I wondered if you had information about the cemetery and where those plots might have been located. Any information would be greatly appreciated. We have people who have parents and grandparents buried there and cannot locate them. The cemetery is on privately owned land and the owner locked these families out in the 1960's. It is only recently that they have been allowed to go in and begin the cleanup.
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It's going sooooo freakin fast, his kicks are getting stronger, my bladder weaker. The midwife told me this morning "hunnie its going to get worse before it gets better"
My midwife is amazing, I love her to bits. Plus she's English like me, I wasn't even looking for an English midwife here in the states and poof here she is.
I'm so happy right now I can't even explain, I never thought I'd have children. I was with my ex fiance 10 years (he didnt want children) and I accepted it. Then after we split I met my now hubby and I have to say he's amazing (but not perfect psttt ladies theres no such things as a perfect man)
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Yesterday I met with the new hematology oncologist as well as my original gyno oncologist. After explaining that they are not 100% certain of the cancer origin, but most likely it is the appendix, which is extremely rare, due to how much it has spread throughout my abdomen, that I am a stage 4. They described the plan to do chemo every 2 weeks, and at every 2 months I need a CT scan to determine if the tumors are shrinking. When they feel that the tumors have shrunk enough, they will consider doing another debulking surgery with HIPEC. We point blank asked what my survival rates are, and he said 6 months to 2 years depedning on how I respond to treatment. I asked what if I do nothing, how fast will this kill me. My gyno onco said probably slow, maybe I would start having problems in 1 year. The issue would be organ failure would start. I currently have a drain coming out of my stomach. They will take that out on Tues. I am afraid of my stomach continuing to fill up with ascites and how that will affect my organs and my discomfort, as I had much discomfort before from the massive ascites. My gyno onco was super supportive of my considering not doing anything, he understood why I would not want to go through treatments if in the end, I die anyways. My tumors are large and numerous, they are not even sure that I am going to be able to have another surgery. I am getting a 2nd opinion with Dr. Lowy at UCSD next week. I am also starting holistic care at The Whitaker Wellness Institute tomorrow. I know there are many people who have lived long lives after HIPEC, but I just can't see myself going through all of that, and chemo beforehand. I would rather live whatever time the Lord gives me with my 5 young children and husband, and not in constant treatments. I am praying that my holistic treatments will support and build my immune system and give me more time. I am currently reading a book, Natural Strategies For Cancer Patients, by Russell Blaylock M.D. I highly suggest it! Thanks to everyone here who have answered all of my questions and been a great support system. I will keep updating as things go along. I'd appreciate tons of prayers, especially for my 5 precious children, my husband, and my mother. Many thanks!
Jul 04, 2012 - 12:16 pm
Please don't let this get you down.... I have talked to people (despite how rare this cancer is) that also were stage 4 and have recovered from the surgery/chemo, etc... This is so scary, I know. I'm so glad you are meeting with Dr. Lowy. I think alot of docs never see this type of cancer and often don't give much hope for it.. that's why it's so important to see specialists with experience with it. Keep fighting, especially for your kids' sake! As others have said, just take it one day at a time. Sometimes the big picture is too overwhelming to take all at once. My prayers are with you and your family! Hugs, Ruffy
Jul 04, 2012 - 1:03 pm
Jul 04, 2012 - 1:16 pm
whatever decision you make for yourself, I too urge you to check out all the possibilities. And even though it is almost impossible at times, I agree that you should try to take a day at a time. It is a lesson I have learned. I try very hard to stay in the moment and not look too far ahead because when I do I drive myself crazy.
My best to you. You have so much on your plate. The hardest part for me to deal with is watching my family go through it so I cannot imagine what it's like for you with your five babies.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Jul 04, 2012 - 8:58 pm
with extensive mets throughout my peritoneum, omentum, outside of my colon and small intesting, on my ovary.
Oncologists who are not specialists in this type of cancer DO NOT KNOW. Even renowned experts in other areas of cancer, even colorectal specialists don't know this one. I am glad you are seeing Dr. Lowy.
My year of treatment - surgeries, chemo, intraperitoneal chemo - was the hardest thing I ever did. If it would have only given me a few months, it would not have been worth the pain and suffering I went through. But I am now living a normal life.
On another note: mine was a slow-growing tumor type. I was told without further treatment it would likely be years before it came back; with treatment, they are hoping to extend 5 years to 15-20 years, or possibly never coming back. The same tumor type that I had, if it were in my colon would have had a poorer prognosis.
Speak with Dr. Lowy. He is an Appendix Cancer expert.
Plan to be here for your kids and husband for a while.
Jul 04, 2012 - 10:23 pm
I know it is hard to hear and you have your children to consider (you wanting to spend qulity time w/them) but please do not give up all hope. I was told that were my new tumor is they will not be ableto remove it I will be in treatment for the rest of my life. I am not ready to die so I will continue and who knows they may find the one I need to be healed. The choice is always yours and I am praying for you and your wonderful family but please do not give up hope because without hope you have nothing.
Jul 05, 2012 - 4:38 pm
I am so sorry you have to make such difficult decisions. There is a man on our street who had appendix cancer and it had spread to the peritoneum and he saw a doctor at the University of Pittsburgh and had surgery with HIPEC after some chemo and to the best of my knowledge he is doing well. Your situation may be very different but at least I hope you check out all the options and at least get a second opinion. Praying for you.
Jul 06, 2012 - 1:48 pm
Oh Kale, I'm so sad to hear how low you are at this moment. My Mother had neuropathy after some strokes and heart attacks that nearly killed her. There was a moment when the pain was too relentless, she said to me, " I wish I hadn't survived". I said to Mom, " I'm so glad you did, my kids are cray about you". When Mom did go to our Savior my kids were old enough to have awesome memories that they cherish.
Jul 06, 2012 - 2:45 pm
Sorry you've got some tough decisions to go thru, take your time and seek other opinions. Not every doc is "doom and gloom", so keep on moving until your gut tells you this is the right direction.
I'm the ultimate optimist, never ever giving up....you need to get the fire under your butt and be here for your 5 beautiful children. I've seen many, many cancer patients looking at a death sentence with a cancer diagnosis, only to find they are beating the odds and continuing to live way past the days the doc told them they'd be gone.
Keep the faith as remember -- YOU ARE A STATISTIC OF ONE!!!!!
Sending positive vibes...
Jul 06, 2012 - 6:55 pm
You are incredibly strong and I am adding you to my prayer list along with my aunt and best friend. They are going through chemo right now. I lost my brother in a car accident 15 years ago. Here one day and gone just like that....didn't get to say goodbye, so none of know how many tomorrows we will have...we all must make the most of each day a time.Susan


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Everything you said is wrong on so many levels that it's going to take me a moment to compose myself.
1) you are not selfish to want to hold your child.
2) he IS selfish for making you hand over your child and discrediting your feelings.
3) once a week is a LOT to see their grand kid.
4) he should NEVER include his parents in on your marriage.
5) divorce. The end. Sorry, I'm pro marriage but this is just over the top controlling/manipulative/narcissistic/selfish for me to say fight.
I suggest you pack your bags and file for emergency custody.
"..recently he has started recording our fights and have said he will play it to his parents."
So you are married to a mama's boy, with not only the umbilical cord still attached but apparently the placenta as well!?
And he also seems to be very desperate for Dad's approval/love/attention.
But yeah, if my DH ever recorded an argument we had and played it back for his parents?
His balls would mysteriously be shoved up his ass in the middle of the night and my shit (and our kids) would be gone come sunrise.
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That is a very long day to do weekly. I would have a fit too. I don't hand over my babies and neither does my DH. We have always kept them close by wearing them. If you're happy with the church and want to be there for church, so be it, I would still go but separately from DH so you and LO don't get sucked into the void of setup/takedown. If this church is not to your liking, it's time to put your foot down and say no.
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And exactly what the fuck does your douchecanoe of a DuH think would happen should his mommmmmyyyyy and ddadddddyyyyy hear one of these fights he is threatening to record?
Will they ground you and take away your cell phone?
Lock you in your room and make you write an essay on how to be a better DIL?
Shame you in front of the entire church?
Bully and gaslight you into thinking you are a bad person and a bad mom and try to take LO from you?
Will your FIL spank you?
What kind of a fucking prick douchecanoe asshole jerkface cuntwaffle slimeball threatens to record a fight with his wife and play it for his parents?!
An emotionally abuse fuckface, that's who.
Divorce him and let him go suck off his mommy's tit like he seems to want to do so badly. Ugh.
**Edited for spelling. My profanity-laden tirade had me so pissed I that I misspelled a few words like cuntwaffle.
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What the fuck OP. That is not okay. His normal meter has been broken,eaten and shat back out.
Are you super religious? If not,stop going. It makes NO sense. If you are,stop going. Find a service closer to you.
"I've recorded our disagreements and will *tell on you* unless you do as I say"? What is he,8?
That statement alone would earn my DH a smack up the head.
Get a grip,grow some balls,tuck them into your big girl pants,and tell him enough is enough. At the end of the day chick,he has his parents,but you've got us.
We've got your back girl! Put that asshole in his place!
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How dare he make his parents a party to your marriage? How dare he hold you hostage to whatever his parents want? How dare he be such a bully to you - the one he vowed to "forsake all others" for? "forsake all others" includes his parents, you know.


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Stonington — No tax increases and leadership during storms helped incumbent Democratic First Selectman Ed Haberek narrowly win a fourth term Tuesday.
Haberek defeated Republican Selectwoman Glee McAnanly by a vote of 2,430-2,385.
McAnanly was re-elected to the Board of Selectmen along with Democratic incumbent George Crouse. Former Republican Selectman William Brown was the unsuccessful candidate for the board.
After the results were announced in Town Hall, a relieved Haberek hugged his wife, daughter and supporters. "It's a great night. I appreciate the support of the voters, my family and friends. I feel very blessed," Haberek said, adding he looks forward to continuing his work for the town.
Before going over to shake McAnanly's hand, Haberek said this was a tough election because he was busy with town projects and did not have a lot of time to campaign.
McAnanly said she would not have done anything differently.
"I feel like we ran a very good campaign. I said I wanted to live with what happened on the campaign trail, and I've done that," she said.
At the District 1 polls at the borough firehouse Tuesday, Haberek supporters said it was budgets with little or no tax increase under Haberek's tenure and his leadership during storms that had them voting for him.
"I like Ed because he's been there for me over and over again when I have a problem," said one Mystic businessman.
Voter Kevin Slocum said that while he has not been happy with everything Haberek has done and wishes he could have accomplished more in the area of economic development, he said Haberek has done a good job keeping the tax rate down.
During the campaign Haberek had to deal with the ongoing allegations by Tracy Swain of Pawcatuck that he sent her sexually graphic photos of himself using his town issued BlackBerry. Swain has sued the town and Haberek, who testified in a sworn deposition that he used his home computer to email Swain a pornographic image of another man that he had received as spam.
Some McAnanly voters mentioned that at the polls Tuesday. One borough woman said the allegations against Haberek are "absolutely disgusting" and "gross" and said she made it a point to come out and support McAnanly.
Despite Swain's lawsuit against Haberek and the town, McAnanly did not make the Swain case part of her campaign, saying she wanted to focus on her plan for the town.
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"We're going to have increased attacks and increased terrorism because the terrorists can see the reconstruction dynamic (in Iraq) is moving in our direction," Bremer told The Times.
"Several hundreds" of professional "terrorists" had infiltrated Iraq from Sudan, Syria, Yemen and Saudi Arabia, the U.S. representative told the paper.
"It will be more of a problem in the months ahead unless the intelligence gets better."
With this in mind, Bremer said he was prepared to study the proposal by Iraq's interior minister for a "special force" made up of members of the various Kurdish and Shiite groups, but also - it was "not impossible" - former members of Saddam Hussein's intelligence service.
These members knew the terrain and they were much more able to spot foreign elements in Iraq than were the U.S.-British troops, Bremer added.
Bremer stressed however that the "terrorists" would not succeed in making the "coalition forces" leave before the formation of a new government in Iraq - The "consequences of us not succeeding here would be very grave. They are for the Iraqis fatal, perhaps for the Middle East almost as fatal." (Albawaba.com)
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Skip to comments.Intel solar spinoff announces NY plant closing
Posted on 12/22/2010 12:08:26 PM PST by Nachum
WICCOPEE In a stunning reversal, the frequently lauded and taxpayer-funded SpectraWatt Inc. has told the state it will close its solar cell plant starting in March and lay off 117 workers.
The announcement was startling because in the past two months, the company, which had been promised about $8 million in tax dollars, planned to train more workers and changed its work shifts to enable a 24-hour operation.
In a news release, the company said it hopes to reverse the situation that led to the decision, but SpectraWatt officials did not respond to requests for details.
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How's that green jobs thing working out for you, Obama?
I be workin' the night shift at the sunshine plant.
Not exactly--was nearly all private investment and this is just the type of place Obamanomics would keep open.
In any case, it's sad news. This conservative area has been hard hit by Gov. Paterson, and now this.
More Obama Green Shits.
So ... the "unexpected" snow in winter made installation of solar panels in Europe problematic. Solution? Stop production next March so the uptick in demand during the summer months can go unmet.
Nice excuse for the real problem, learning that the cost of doing business in upstate NY is just too high for international sales when subsidies shrink.
more private investment or not, still bad technology that no one wants or needs....
Update from the Irony Czar.
This is the new GREEN ECONOMY or as Obama refers to it "The New Normal"
How bout them Green Jobs, The idiot left has been living in fantasy land. If their Green Fantasies won't come true with their savior running they country, they never will.
LOL, great post bub
WICCOPEE In a stunning reversal, the frequently lauded and taxpayer-funded SpectraWatt Inc. ...
Okay, what am I missing here?
It's expensive to out spend the local and state tax rates, which any manufacture for the last 50 years that fled, ran, moved, escaped, off shored, shut down, went out of business could of told them.
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NY State Gov't + Tax subsidies + Eco Fantasies + Trendy Media themes = recipe for dismal failure.
If there was a way to bet against this venture, I would have done it.
Anyone making solar panels anywhere but China will FAIL.
The other 90+%
"So ... the "unexpected" snow in winter made installation of solar panels in Europe problematic. Solution? Stop production next March so the uptick in demand during the summer months can go unmet.
Nice excuse for the real problem, learning that the cost of doing business in upstate NY is just too high for international sales when subsidies shrink. "
This reminds me of the excuse the US News & World Report just published to explain the population movement from the northern anti-Galt states to the southern pro-Galt states: everyone moved because it was warmer in Texas, Florida, and Georgia! Thought I would laugh my butt off when I saw that. Heck, if you believe this reasoning, then global warming would be a good thing for the Marxist states, as it would keep their subjects from moving away!
The "government-funded" part is the fact that they got tax breaks. I hate that we have high tax rates that get cut for some businesses and not others, but that seems to be the modern way.
More importantly, American workers are expensive.
I read in the WSJ today that Boone Pickens has $2 billion in GE windmills he can't use in the US because cheap nat gas produced by fracking has dramatically undercut wind as a souce of low carbon electricity.
Apparently ole Boonie is trying to sell them to Canada where they are required by govt edict.
This has been Holdren's plan since his E.F. Shumacher days, and preceded him with his mentor, Paul Ehrlich, whose idiotic zero population growth theories have been big sellers for years, in spite of the failure of virtually all of his dire predictions.
This is what happens when the acolytes are poly sci majors who don't understand science or engineering. The lawyers make money either way, until there is no more. The media make their living by sounding authoritative and towing the line that pays them. Solar flux density is simply too low to provide sufficient high quality energy to be competitive with the concentrated energy in atoms, hydrocarbon fuels, or, where it is practical, stored gravitational energy/hydro-power.
The smart guys, and Holdren, while he has never done any real science, is smart, are using the ignorance of the proletariat to destroy our economy so they can take control. Holdren wrote for Ramparts rather than do any experiments at Berkeley. He was part of a Marxist cell. It was no secret. Like most bourgeois Marxists, he lives very well, in luxury on Cape Cod dispensing Marxist science policy, paid from endowment money made by a conservative, the deceased husband of Theresa Heinz (Kerry).
The left is another version of Madoff's operation. They know its a ponzy scheme and know nothing they fund will generate positive cash flow or produce anything. It is their claimed goal to impoverish the workers while they control the justice department and military. It is this writer's opinion that Marxism is a convenient explaination for why they people have never produced anything themselves. That none of them produces anything is the true uniting princile of Marxism. It is the arrogance of the idle rich. Look at Obama's vacation-filled life, punctuated by brief appearances with his teleprompter.
It isn't necessary to know the details of the solar electric venture. Physics says they can't compete. Solar can compete with law grade energy for heating swimming pools in warm climates, or boosting the temperature of water for bathing or cooking. It isn't necessary to argue the engineering numbers, but they are not hard come by. Economics obviates the need to look carefully at the numbers. If it made economic sense, and where it does, solar applications survive.
Intel would carry the burden of laying off employees, unemployment and health insurance, handling private investor's legal challenges, disposing of properties, and probably, paying off the agencies who got them tax subsidies and grants. These subsidies will die with the Tea Party-driven House. They would have died in two years when Obama disappears (hopefully into prison for election fraud, having sworn he was a natural born citizen). Two years of negative cash flow makes no sense for Intel, whose business will grow outside the U.S. as the U.S. economy sinks.
New York and California have lots of similarities. California has its idiotic "Tesla" boondoggle just icing on the cake, and just rushed a bill to fund a dozen or so solar thermal electric projects, all of which will shortly be memorials to the Utopian disaster which was the Obama administration. Thank goodness the red states will pull the plug on the allowance which has allowed the crooks in Sacramento to pile on more and more dept as they direct payoffs to their political cronies. It is appropriate that "Moonbeam" will be in office when it fails completely. Intel did the right thing. With Tea Parties rather than RINOs and Democrats running The House there will be no more giant slush funds for a while. Solar electric and wind are both about payoffs - polemical props of the Marxists.
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who's the masthead?
That's me. That's my security feature. If anyone steals it and denies it's mine, I can point there and say, "Look, my face is right on the stem!"
(It's also covering the shim)
awesome components too sir.
i see a fair few fg bikes converted from geared bikes. the rear-dropouts there, is it worth considering having track dropouts fitted, or not really necessary? i'm lucky enough to have track dropouts so when my chain stretches it's just a quick operation.
I did the full spread in the pic thread, I didn't want to spam this thread too badly.
Thanks for the inspiration and information guys. I'm 42 and just bought my first SS in over 30 yrs. I went with the Masi CXSS. I'm hoping to get into shape to race CX this year. I've been thinking about it, lurking and gleaning info from you guys, and made the plunge Friday. I was surprised that I was able to make it move as easily as I did, and made it up some fairly nasty hills in the area. It's very fun to ride, and for me very different. I haven't ridden a drop bar bike in decades.
Here it is. Unfortunately, the photos don't do it justice...
Grats and welcome, nice Masi!
Masi is putting out some sexy bikes lately.
TT, I hope you mend quickly! I had a(nother; long story) hernia surgery in November. Doc says I'm on course to pedal again come summer, and I'm finding it harder and harder to obey orders as the weather gets warmer.
I started riding again a year ago - after a thirty year layoff from this old Free Spirit 10 speed to the single speed Trek Cruiser 0919101126b..jpg:
I was able to roll 30 miles-plus on the thing, and, per CatEye Velo 5, managed to get it up to 22 on a flat stretch. I figured the bike was a good 45th birthday present to myself, and it was.
But I'm very interested in this:
Or one of the usual suspects (Leader, Pista, Windsor The Hour, etc.).
Get well soon!
heheh, yeah it took me a while to build up the courage, and aside from the first week or two (or three or four) I haven't looked back
it's freaky to begin with, but you'll settle down and wonder why you rode any other way. mind you: i'm not quite sure how you'd go offroad, but i presume that rear hub is flip-flop?
Ok, I tried it. I ended up going down, and until my hands heal, it'll be ss. Yeah, my hub is a flip-flop. Luckily I was out with my daughter so I wasn't going that fast. I wish there had been a mechanical reason, but it's probably my own noobitude. From what i remember thinking as it was happening, I probably wouldn't have gotten in that position on a freewheel. I think my actual thought was "OH SH** I can't do that fixed!" I can't remember what exactly it was, but I went over the bars, started to land on the hands and then remembered to tuck. I got some road rash on my palms and one shoulder, but faired pretty well. The bar tape is scraped on one side as are the brake levers, but it's now broken in!
It's very odd to be going fixed at first, but you're right. It is pretty cool. The pedal stroke feels really good and smooth. I was pretty amazed at how easy it was to control speed with my legs. Once I heal, I'm going to go back to it again. That's going to be fun. I'm not sure about racing fixed, but I'm not totally against it!
eddubal - sorry to hear about your crash, very jealous of your masi. went off roading with my son today, just realized how much i miss it. here's mine:
Nice lookin' bike. What tires are you running?
Stock Kenda kwick 700x30's, been looking for new tires though.
having said that: i don't know how i got through my first ride without taking a stack. my brain kept wanting to freewheel, but the bike wasn't letting me. even turning in a wide circle made me feel like i'd never been on a bike before. the feeling was a bit like learning to snowboard after i'd grown up on a skateboard (dunno if that makes sense to anyone).
when you're next ready to give it a crack, maybe find a big empty carpark or something. that way you can just keep pedaling nice and easy, on a flat, with no sudden decisions to make. having to make sudden decisions sucks and i think that's one of the reasons why i like fixed gear so much - my riding style has changed so that i rarely need to make those sudden decisions. before i went fixed i was a crazy man on my bicycle, now i think it's fair to say i'm cautious and aware and much more easy-going.
Now you must excuse me, i'm off to pray to the God of Cycling that those aren't going to become famous last words.
Yeah, I have the same effect with beer...
The funny thing is that it was in a large parking lot! I'd been doing fine on the MUP nearby but was distracted for a moment. Isn't that how it usually goes down?
I'm fine. It's definitely not the worst thing that's ever happened to me and I'm already planning on running fixed again soon.
Thanks for the support.
Hello all, newbie to this forum here. Well, I'll be 60 in two months, so I'm calling it 60 for now. Been a road/mtn rider for a long time. I posted my comments in the other 40+ forum, but this post caught my attention. I tried riding fixed gear two days ago after I finished my latest build. Still trying to wrap my mind around the logic of this style of riding. Not crashed yet, but it looms large!
Here's the bike I built. FBM Sword clearcoated raw frame. It's almost finished, with the matching fork to be installed this week and custom built wheels next week. Just trying to remain young....
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If a track racer is a "trackie" then my Fuij Track bike is going to be a "fixie", if I feel like it. The terminology is not important. I'm 60.
Caring about the age, style, or culture, or baning a word describing a bike is absurd. Stop it.
hey also: i got through my first month or so with bmx pedals without straps so I could make a hasty "exit" if need be. they were the equivalent of my training wheels.
once i got the confidence i fitted some pedals with toeclips. took a while to get used to "getting in". the bloody pedals just wouldn't stop going 'round
track stands are my current project. woaaah. i'm all anxious about running out of room or falling over before the lights change. i have to remember my ninja breathing techniques and stay calm like a mountain lake in the autumn (cue ninja music.)


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Hey fellow lushes! Where will you be when the clock strikes midnight on Dec. 31?
The Wino will be passed out cold after hitting up a long list of free sparkling wine tastings earlier in the day. Thanks to my buddy Leslie Seaton, aka @FreshPickedSeattle for her fine weekly listings of free wine tastings around the city. This week, there's a half a dozen options for sipping bubbly at various wine shops and, damn, I'd like to drink a toast to those places!
Wanna meet up? I'll be the one with the red nose and the bent elbow.
Now, you know I could tell give you a list of bottles that are worthy of popping the cork, but let's face it: Your palate is different than mine. When it comes to Champagne, I like it rich and toasty and yeasty. When I win the lottery, I'm going to buy a case of Krug. Don't worry. I'll share.
If you wanna go around the world, there are fizzy wines from just about everywhere: cheap Lambrusco, Prosecco and Asti Spumate from Italy, value-priced brut from Washington state, sparklers from the former Soviet Union that taste like Putin's bald spot.
The Wino's obsessed with pink bubbles. I adore Mumm Napa Brut Rose, a beauty (at $16) that makes any dish a special occasion celebration. And I cannot get enough of the Sofia Blanc de Blanc minis from Coppola winery because, hell yeah, I love drinking bubbly pretty pink can.
But I'm open to trying new things and you should be, too.
Bin 41 is pouring tiny bubbles from 4 to 6 Friday.
Portalis will let you try before you buy on Saturday from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Curt Johnson from Ward Johnson Winery will share his sparkler at Greenlake Wine, where they'll also be pouring glasses of Deutz Champagne for $5 this weekend.
And Wine World will serve samples of Zarb Champagne starting at 2 p.m.
All sound like a fine and dandy way to get the party started! Who's ready to put the hurt on those brain cells with some ChamPAGNE??
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George Negus's current affairs series has been axed by Channel Ten.
The television host said that 6.30 with George Negus, which debuted in January this year, was too "ahead of its time" for the Australian public.
Carrie Bickmore, Dave Hughes and Charlie Pickering programme The 7pm Project has now been extended by half an hour to take over Negus's slot and will be renamed The Project, but Negus will return to being a regular panelist on the show.
Negus told Sky News: "Though sadly 6.30 has come to an end, I'm looking forward to getting back with my mates at The Project. They've also broken new ground with their irreverent approach to what's going on around us, it's my kind of tongue-in-cheek program.
"We are immensely proud of all we have achieved. The truth is that unfortunately a program like 6.30 was ahead of its time, but who knows about the future?"
6.30pm with George Negus was recently featured in a list of the worst Australian TV shows of 2011 after being plagued with rumours of poor ratings and an "over-indulgent" host.
> Ten reshuffles shows due to poor ratings
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Onion and Potato Turkey Meat Loaf Recipe
"I created the recipe for this delicious meat loaf one evening when I was hurrying to start dinner and had just a few ingredients on hand," says Tamie Foley, Thousand Oaks, California. "My family enjoys it with carrots and new potatoes."
- 2 egg whites
- 1/3 cup ketchup
- 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1 teaspoon dried basil
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 small onion, grated
- 1 small potato, finely shredded
- 1 small sweet red pepper, finely chopped
- 2 pounds lean ground turkey
- 1. In a large bowl, whisk together the first six ingredients. Stir in onion, potato and red pepper. Crumble turkey over mixture and mix well. Shape into a 12-in. x 4-in. loaf in a foil-lined 13-in. x 9-in. baking pan.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 60-70 minutes or until meat is no longer pink and a meat thermometer reads 165°. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
One serving equals 200 calories, 9 g fat (3 g saturated fat), 90 mg cholesterol, 409 mg sodium, 7 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 21 g protein. Diabetic Exchanges: 3 lean meat, 1 fat.
Reviews for Onion and Potato Turkey Meat Loaf
Reviewed Sep. 19, 2014
"So flavorful! I skipped the onion because I didn't have one on hand."
Reviewed Apr. 22, 2010
"I dont like very ketchupy (not sure thats a word) tasting meatloaf. This was the perfect blend of goodness."
Wine Pairings
Light-Bodied Red Wine
Enjoy this recipe with a light-bodied red wine such as Pinot Noir.
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Ready for the Texas Chainring Massacre this weekend. Pake C'Mute with Velocity A23's, Conti 32mm X-Kings, fenders and frame bag.
the DT waterbottle barely fits under the frame bag, so the plan is to fill both bottles and drink from teh ST bottle first. when it's empty, switch them. the frame bag is there to hold my snacks and layers of clothing that I have to take off as the day warms up.
Nice build, please provide a ride report next week :-)
When I ride gravel as opposed to commuting: Stan's Iron Cross wheelset, Ritchey Speedmax 32mm tires. I also have a CX70 double crank/FD, BB7s and 105 shifters. 46T is great for most commutes - I rarely use the FD.
I quite like the stock dropbars on the Jake. At first I wasn't sure but I've found I use them a lot - the curved shape gives a lot of easy small adjustment points in your grip.
My (demo) Volagi Viaje:
Review here.
TX Chainring Massacre-
I had a blast. I rode slowly.
things I did right- brought enough food and water. set up my bike up pretty well.
things I did wrong that really slowed me down: too much clothes, had to stop a few times to strip off layers. tire choice and pressure it critical! i had 32mm CX tires at about 65 psi and it was way too much for my 160 pound self. I should have chosen some fatter tires or just rode my rigid 29" mountain bike. my tires just sunk down into a lot of the muckier stuff, but it was nice and fast when I found a dry, relatively smooth section. I dropped my pressure to about half at one point and felt much better. I think the fenders were excessive too.
I think there was a hired photographer near the beginning of the race but I have not seen the photos yet.
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Soma Doublecross DC with Retroshift shifters, VeloOrange cranks, and BB7 MTB disc brakes.
Attachment 363619Attachment 365142Soma Triplecross. Tange Prestige carbon fork and bars help dampen the road vibration, HED Belgian+ wheels, Surly beers.
It's a fun ride. Gravel grinders are popping up all over the country now and it's a good crowd just out to challenge themselves and enjoy the camaraderie.
60Cycles - I absolutely love the Soma Triple Cross, but then I am partial to shiny bikes too. That frame has been saved to my favorites folder for quite sometime now, but I am sure they will be sold out before I can save up. Enjoy that ride!
Here is my drop bar converted Jamis Coda that serves as my latest gravel rig.
The Triple Cross does not use Tange Prestige tubing. As per Soma's website: Fillet brazed KVA MS2 double butted stainless steel tubing. Really nice frame btw.
Oops, poor reading comprehension. Really do like the frame.
Nice rig. How are you liking the shifters? I have known a couple of the brifters to develop problems and sometimes think less (moving parts) may be more on an unsupported ride, miles from nowhere.


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Dad We Love: Gabe MercadoShares his busy but fulfilling life as a businessman, performer, solo parent and adoptive father to Beeto.
Gabe as 'Bubba'
When it comes to disciplining Beeto, Gabe says he has never resorted to spanking; rather, he uses the "bilangan" method which he finds very effective. Gabe also says that withholding privileges as a form of punishment works for them.
"I believe I'm quite firm with him and I'd like to believe that more than the average child, Beeto knows his limits, he knows what the ground rules are, and he pretty much follows them," Gabe says. "I'd like to think I'm clear, I'm consistent, and I'm in-your-face if you do anything wrong."
No matter how hectic his schedule may be at times, Gabe still makes it a point to check Beeto's homework as much as possible, which he gamely accepts as part of his lifestyle as a solo parent. This is the reason why when Beeto entered grade school, Gabe made the conscious decision to be selective about the projects he accepts and structure them to avoid work hours that keep him away for long periods of time.
"Before I made that shift, when he was still in preschool, I could get away with it. Parang that time if there was any homework, it was more of 'color this, color that'. Grade 1 is a totally different ball game," he says with a laugh.
This is not to say that Gabe has become less busy; in fact, he has several things on his plate at the moment. Besides regularly performing with his group SPIT, he also does corporate training and has even set up a company called Ripple 100. "We use storytelling, whether through video or photographic essays, etc. and we build communities using it," Gabe explains.
On a typical week, Gabe has two days for training, two days for Ripple 100 and another two days for SPIT, which has weekly evening shows. Gabe is thankful because "the great thing is that the sched is flexible. It allows me to pick up my son from school on some days."
About his son, he has this to say: "Beeto is actually very thoughtful and sweet. He's very kind. Quite a bit of a joker. Basically he got a lot from me but I don't know where he got the kindness from," Gabe adds with a chuckle. "Temper and tampo, we're sort of alike. Medyo he's the type na mahirap galitin but once he gets mad, it takes a while for him to cool down. Very curious, friendly without being cloying or annoying."
Beeto has also gotten accustomed to the various roles his performer of a father takes on, but there was one role Gabe remembers Beeto reacted rather violently to. "One of the challenges for us [was that] earlier this year, I came out in Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah, and that required me to be in drag and all of that. He was quite angry when he saw me. It turns out, it was "because my bubba was wearing pink. I don't like pink.' When Gabe changed costumes for the next performance, Beeto said, 'Oh, but now it's better because purple is my favorite color.'
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Gabe's advice to solo parents
While it may seem like everything is falling into place for Gabe when it comes to the different roles he has in life, he will admit that being a solo parent was rather frightening in the beginning.
"At first parang nakakaiyak, nakakatakot, but it's also very empowering. You don't have to hide behind anyone else. Walang turuan. " Gabe confesses. "Now that I have had years of doing it, [there are] changes it created in me: I consider myself now more patient, more nurturing, more strict, napu-push talaga both the masculine and feminine traits. You've got to be very caring and you have to be a good provider as well and a good friend. I'm at that point where I can say that single parenting is the best thing that's happened to me."
Gabe has this advice to share to other solo / adoptive parents. "Face it head on. Once you explain something properly, then it should be easier. Tell the complete story. Don't hide details. Less complications."
On the benefits of single parenting, he says that the payback is really tremendous. "You're forced to evolve, you really grow as a person ... and it makes you a better person. But don't go to the opposite extreme naman na lahat na lang ikaw na - learn to let others in. And be proud that you're a single parent - don't be ashamed … because you're a family, you're complete, no matter what your situation.
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Yellow ribbons are tied to this metal barricade, also painted yellow, at the Plazoleta Gay in Iloilo City, where the Liberal Party, led by standard-bearer Mar Roxas, held a campaign rally on Tuesday, May 3. GUIJO DUEÑAS/PN
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More killing! These guys will be a great inspiration to the Young X-Men. "Look kids, you can grow up to be a killer on an X-team. Yay!"
I don't care what people say about Cyclops toughening up or whatever. He's always had a major stick up his butt. I just can't see him condoning killing as the only solution. That was his biggest beef with Wolverine. So what, he's not man enough to kill himself so he'll simply sic his little troop of murderers against someone that gets in their way? This is why the "humans" fear them. They think just because they have some power, they can take the law into their own hands. Nevermind that the Purifiers are a bunch of douches themselves but where will the line be drawn.
By the way, I am digging this comic.
The red-hot, sold-out hottest X-launch of the year continues as Wolverine's new team searches for the kidnapped Wolfsbane and continues their merciless attacks on Purifier bases till they find her! Enter X-Force #3, from the fan-favorite writing team of Christopher Yost & Craig Kyle, with rising star artist Clayton Crain, ratchet the action up to 11. Just what does the return of New Mutants foe Magus mean for X-Force? As Matthew Riseman's plan comes into full effect, it seems he's gathered just what—or WHO—he needs…but what's his endgame? And just how does S.H.I.E.L.D. figure into all this? An X-Men: Divided We Stand tie-in, X-Force helps set the stage for the future of mutantkind in a world without X-Men!
Marvel urges retailers to check their orders on X-Force and all Divided We Stand tie-ins, as they continue to sell out rapidly! X-Force is on the trail of the Purifiers…but are they too late? Find out in X-Force #3!
Written by CHRISTOPHER YOST & CRAIG KYLE
Pencils & Cover by CLAYTON CRAIN
Parental Advisory …$2.99
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From May 24 until June 6, the New York State Governor's Traffic Safety Council has instituted a seat belt campaign to make drivers aware about buckling up. Buckle Up New York "Click it or ticket" patrols will be out during this time to issue tickets if you do not have your seatbelt on.
Also, the parking ticket amnesty ends June 1. Outstanding parking ticket fines will be doubled if not paid by May 31. Please check iparkapp.com to run your current or past plate numbers to see if you have any outstanding parking tickets. Any questions, please contact the police department at 685-3456.
Arrests for the week:
~ Timothy L. Archambo, 44, of 183 Seymour St., Auburn, was charged May 20 with second-degree aggravated unlicensed operation, unlicensed operator and speeding.
~ Robert Bradley, 61, of 26 Onondaga St., Skaneateles, was charged May 22 with criminal trespass.
~ Mark S. Buehler, 44, of 19 Orchard Road, Skaneateles, was charged May 23 with disorderly conduct.
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11-27-2013 - Airport Offers Holiday Travel Tips
The following travel tips will help make the airport experience a pleasant one this Thanksgiving:
11-25-2013 - Non-Stop Weekly Service to Minneapolis on Delta Air Lines
RENO, NV. – Reno-Tahoe International Airport (RNO) proudly announces weekly non-stop service to Minneapolis, MN on Delta Air Lines beginning June 7, 2014.
11-18-2013 Reno-Tahoe International Airport Hosts Military Wedding
After a 9 month deployment off the coast of Syria, US Navy Sailor Dylan Ruffer married his high school sweetheart, Madison Meinhardt, as soon as he landed at the Reno-Tahoe International Airport.
11-14-2013 Sound Insulation Program Completes 5000th Home
On Thursday, November 14th, the Reno-Tahoe International Airport celebrated the completion of the 5000th home to receive acoustically rated windows and doors to mitigate aircraft noise. The celebration was held at the home located in Sparks, NV.
11-14-2013 - Launch of New Air Service on Alaska to Portland, OR
On Friday, November 8th, the Reno-Tahoe International Airport welcomed the inaugural flight from Portland, OR on Alaska Airlines. The new service to the City of Roses operates daily and departs from Portland at 11:10am and arrives in Reno at 12:45pm and then departs Reno at 1:15pm and
07-15-2013 - New Trustees and Chairman Named to Airport Board
The Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Board has a new look as three new board members; a new Chairman and a new CEO took their seats July 11.
07-01-2013 - Artown at the Airport
Reno-Tahoe International celebrates Artown, July 1 through July 31, with the following performances at the Airport: Monday, July 1 from 2:30 to 3:30 pm – Reno Youth Jazz Orchestra II
06-27-2013 - New Air Service on Alaska Airlines to Portland, OR
Reno-Tahoe International Airport is adding more air service with today's announcement of a new non-stop flight between Reno and Portland on Alaska Airlines.
04-30-2013 - Airport Police Earn International Certification
Reno - NV, Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Police Department has earned one of the highest accreditations in the nation. Airport Police completed the Law Enforcement Accreditation Program from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA).
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We're 'winging it' on doing 2nd grade social studies focusing in US history and geography. I've been digging stuff out of netflix and the library so far. But what I would really love is a resource for info on each of the states so we can study a few each month adn make our way by the end of hte year.
We have blank books that I want the kids to make fill with a 'scrapbook' style page for each state that has a little info about geogrphay/history/industry/culture. But where to get this info for them is my plight without spending time reasearching each state myself!
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I live in Chicago and I work full time in professional sales. It seems the more visible my pregnancy the worse my sales have gotten. I asked one of the other people if they thought I was being discriminated against, or if I was doing my job differently. This person responded to me saying "maybe because they think you're too young to be having a baby." I'm 25 and married and graduated. When is the "normal" age to have a first baby? I'm from Wisconsin originally and all of my friends are married and have kids.
Too Young to Have a Baby?
Hmmm...that's just weird. I'm from Chicago and didn't know you could be "too young." I grew up here...I went to law school too and we had a couple of girls that were pregnant with families during law school...all mid-20's. So I don't see why you would be discriminated against for being too young. I think sometimes people tend to treat pregnant women differently for some reason. I felt that way at work the first time I was pregnant. And I think 25 is a good age to be pregnant. I had my first at age 27 and always wished that I had started having kids a little bit earlier. I am having my second now at age 30.
January is the toughest month for most people in sales, from ad sales to liqour sales. Could it just be the time of year?
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My first and I will be 24 most likely (due date is 6 days after my bday) and I have friends that have toddlers. I'm the late bloomer! We have been married 2 years and thought this was the typical child bearing age. You are def not too young!
LOL! From your title I thought you were going to be like 15 or something. ;)
I'm 26 and married, and heck, sometimes I feel *old* to be getting started with my first one. (I want like, five kids though.) You are definitely not too young and if anyone thinks that, screw them.
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maybe you just look young. people think i'm like 18 and i'm 26 almost 27.
Cassyinjax, same here. We want 5, and I'm prego with the first at 26...feeling behind my friends.
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I don't know...why someone would think that you are too young! I will be 24 yrs old this year when my first daughter comes...but I do believe that pregnant women are treated differently. But this is just MY opinion. When I'm at work, people look at my face then directly at my stomach. I mean it is so annoying sometimes. But I hope it's not you being pregnant that is making the sales slow maybe it's just time of year and economy. But if people are discriminating against you because of your pregnancy they are all ignorant!
I was 22 when I was pregnant with my first, and 23 when I had him. I was ready, on the other hand, my sister who is 26 is nowhere near ready now. It is highly individual. I hate how it sounds but I was told I was very mature for my age, my mom says I was born an adult... My sis has always been the baby.
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agreed! (w/pp) whenever I am out with my nephews or nieces i get sneers and once or twice had older (over 50) women 'tsk' at each other and whisper...once I could hear them and they were like "oh my, she cannot be older than 16, what a shame, that poor baby! and look! seems she has ANOTHER on the way.. tsk tsk tsk" i almost smacked them....
Wow! I hope the bad sales has nothing to do with you being pregnant. I was 20 when I got married, 21 when we had our daughter, 22 with our son, and I'll still be 23 with this LO (I'll be 24 a month later).
I don't think you are too young but I do understand the looks from people. I'm still taking college classes and I have a professor that treats me differently now that I'm pregnant.
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As many of you know, I had an extreme amount of pain after riding this past year. So, I did the MRI bit (found I had a bulging disk and spondolythesis), the Neurosurgeon thingie (x's 2), the Physiatrist consult, a whole bunch of PT and home exercises and a major rework of my Lemond BA, including extended stem and other stuff.
So, finally, after my vacation, terrible weather, etc., I have been able to get out for some 20 - 25 mile rides the last couple of days. So far, things are working OK. The bike feels a lot better, and I won't be getting a new bike as long as the Lemond keeps working. I get more compliments on that bike!!
Anyway, that is the end of my ride report!! Ha - I bet you thought you were going to get a lot of pictures, etc., and a description of a 200 mile double century done in 7 hours. No such luck. If I can do 20-25 miles daily - or near daily - I will be most happy, and I don't care a hoot about how long it takes me.
Lesson learned - when you are getting into your 70's - and are riding a bike that was fitted in your late 50's - it is time to get a checkup on your bike fit. You SHRINK!!